The Sunne jacket, (there’s also a matching pant), is a replacement for the old Luxor. And, in many ways, the spec is similar. But what spoiled the Luxor was its heavy-handed Teflon DWR (Durable Water Repellant). This coating was so thick that it gave the jacket a crinkly stiffness that made it not as comfortable as it should have been. But, in essence, the Sunne is a laminated, adventure-style jacket. Fundamentally, we don’t think you want a laminated jacket if you are undertaking serious adventure riding. We feel the same about Klim’s laminated Badlands, by the way. Which means that this jacket is really for adventure bikers who spend 95% of their time on road. The styling is 100% adventure riding. It’s a mid-length, four-pocket jacket with side adjusters rather than a belt. The waterproofing is delivered by means of a two-layer, laminated, Dryway membrane. There is, as there is on every waterproof garment a DWR coating, but it’s lightly applied and doesn’t impact on the jacket’s comfort. For breathability, the Sunne has vents on the chest and sleeves. There is a permanently open exhaust vent on the back that cannot be reached by the rain. Protection-wise, the Sunne is reinforced in key areas with Halvarssons’ Hi-Art abrasion-resistant lining material. The CE armour in the elbows and shoulders is Level 1. There’s a pocket for a back protector. Thermal comes from a removable Innoborne-infused inner jacket. 

Specifications:

• 2-layer laminated Dryway membrane
• Durable Water Repellent
• Hi-Art reinforcement in key areas for added abrasion resistance
• Level 1 protectors in elbows and shoulders. Pocket for back protector
• Detachable thermal liner with Innoborne
• Air vents on chest, sleeves and across back
• Multiple fit adjusters
• Long connecting zip
• Detachable neck collar