Oxford Omega 1.0 Dry2Dry Motorcycle Jacket - Black - 18

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The Oxford Omega 1.0 Dry2Dry Motorcycle Jacket is a versatile, high-performance textile jacket designed for female riders who need reliable weather protection and impact safety across diverse riding seasons. Featuring a seam-sealed waterproof membrane and removable thermal insulation, it excels in commuting and touring, though riders should note that the integrated armor focuses on impact zones rather than back protection.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Polyester |
| Dress Size UK | 18 |
| Model Part Number | TW24310218 |
| Brand | Oxford |
No, the jacket comes with CE Level 2 shoulder and elbow protectors; a back protector is typically sold separately.
Yes, by removing the thermal gilet and opening the chest vents, the jacket is suitable for moderate summer temperatures.
Remove the armor and the thermal gilet first. Hand wash the shell with mild detergent and hang to air dry.
It features standard connection zips that are compatible with many industry-standard riding trousers, but testing compatibility is recommended.
It is a waterproof and breathable layer that blocks external water while allowing body heat and moisture to escape from the inside.
Ensure all main zippers are fully closed and the storm flap is properly secured. Check that the jacket is correctly zipped to trousers to prevent water ingress at the waist.
Ensure the accordion stretch panels are not obstructed by layers underneath. Adjust the waist and arm straps for a tailored fit.
To get the most out of your jacket, ensure the armor is correctly positioned over your joints before every ride. To connect the jacket to your trousers, locate the connection zip at the base of the rear liner; matching Oxford trousers will zip in directly. For care, always remove the thermal gilet before washing. Wipe the outer shell with a damp cloth to remove road debris and bugs. If the jacket becomes soaked, hang it to dry naturally in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which can damage the waterproof membrane.