Do you have to put both jackets on or do they attach somehow?
24713
The inner jacket zips in. So they can be worn separately. (Haven't actually done that yet. In Minnesota - pretty cold. And it does work better than most jackets of this weight to keep me warm. I'm very satisfied with it that way.)
24714
You do not have to put them both on at the same time. There is a zipper to connect them together.
710668
Yes they do. This is a great mesh jacket. The armor is useless though. I wear it on top of Dainese armor.
1444257
You will need to buy a controller to go with them. I have a single controller that runs the jacket and the gloves and plugs into the battery on my bike. I think there is also a battery pack you can use but I haven't had any experience with it. There is also a dual controller if you want separate control for different garments. The gloves come with a long split wire if you are using them without the jacket.
598332
They are not attached. But the material underneath keeps them in place. Hope this helps!
756764
I put some Velcro underneath the flaps on top, leave a little opening by the zipper so you can grab the first one and carefully undo the Velcro when needed. Hope that helps :)
873659
No you don't - I had two stacked ontop of each other in my sons closet. It is very cheap material though... Mine lasted about 1.5 years
1197978
There is supposed to be a liner to help keep it warm. It is removable so during the warmer months it will help keep air flow going through the jacket.
543387
We used it for two pair and also put some ski clothes in also. But it can be tightened with exterior straps, so I would guess you could just put one pair in and surround them with poles, goggles, gloves, etc.
1975609
Yes! I have a bag and coat on one hook, 4 kids jackets on one, 2 men's jackets on another and pants/shirt on another. They're sturdy hooks!
728885
No problem. They have a velcro strap which sizes them down once over those things. I really like mine. You need to memorize where everything is however. They are well made, and higher quality that I expected for the price. I have zero complaints. In Alaska we just used the sleeves of old winter coats. These things look a bit more professional on a 12K sled.....or whatever I paid for that thing.
1831768
Honestly, I don't use the ties. You cross the left portion over the right portion of your jacket and tuck them into the pants.
971556
I don't know, I returned the jacket right away because the connections were too loose and jacket would not stay warm, if you move at all!
1002869
They are two separate parts. The canopy attaches to the frame by Velcro and by hooks on elastic bands.
566390
The answers of Joan D and Sara K are very good. A 2-way, double pull zipper runs down each side. 1 zipper pull starts from either corner of the open end (head) of the top blanket. The second zipper pull begins at bottom center (foot). Bring a pair of zipper pulls to head corner or bottom center, and that side's zipper will come free like your zip-up jackets. Repeat on other side and top will come off free.
466560
This definitely works for the jackets. It is exactly the same as the one that comes with the jacket.
996115
Yes, you slip into it like the half of a sleeveless jacket. Then you fasten it to your body with the attached Velcro straps under the arm and across the body. You don't have to hold it in place. I find it very practical that you can move and walk around wearing it. It will stay in place. - I like to add that it covers one side of your shoulder at a time, but you can turn it inside out to treat the other side of the shoulder. Hope this will explain it better.
2223480
Yes, there's small velcro strips on the back of the facemask and on the inside of the hat keeping them together. They can be pulled apart so you can wear one or the other.