Teiz Motorsports One Piece Riding Suits - Official Thread

Discussion in 'Vendors' started by TheNedster, Feb 14, 2009.

  1. bete

    bete misguided adventurer

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  3. Bobmws

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    Hey Mark,
    I'm in Fl, a little more heat and humidity than you. I'm usually pretty good with my old Darien set, but it's time for replacement. Any experience with a Darien comparison wise? I've been considering the Roadcrafter lite, but this suit looks good. I'm still kind of torn regarding the water repellency / water proofing discussion. I have the impression this suit will vent better and do fine in our semi normal afternoon showers.Has anyone used a wash in waterproofing on this suit, like Nikwax? I have no problem with adding the liner or donning my FroggTogs if it's going to be an all day rain.
    Comments? :ear
  4. teizms

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    If you have no problem with Frogg Togs, then this a more versatile option for sure !
  5. marco-polo

    marco-polo Moron adventurer

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    How easy (or hard) is it to do alterations to a Lombard - specifically the legs?

    My body's a misfit, short legs, long arms - a nominal L lower body and 2XL upper body. I'd like to shorten the legs of a 2XL, but don't want to go into alterations hell.
  6. teizms

    teizms Long timer

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    not very easy to alter the suit if you dont go for a custom suit.
    the zipper on the legs runs from the neck down to the bottom of the suit - so u r going to mess with that. It wont be easy to replace that zipper in an alterations shop.

    order a trial size from and tell us the changes u want. or just send us your measurements. alterations is not going to be an option.
  7. teizms

    teizms Long timer

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    Specs of the updated Commute Suit:

    • Sas-Tec state of the art elbow, shoulder, hip and knee armor
    • Amazing Sas-Tec CE Level 2 back protector
    • Made entirely from authentic 500 Denier Cordura
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      New comfortable collar design with loop to keep collar open during summer
    • Full array of removable CE approved soft armor including knee, shoulder, elbow and back protectors
    • Reflective stripes all over
    • YKK zippers throughtout
    • Full length front zipper facilitates easy on/off
    • Built-in backpack style pocket
    • Stretch panels on knees, elbows and back
    • Adjustable tabs on the shins, ankles, waist, wrists and arms and cuffs
    • Internal pants access pockets (also useful for heated gear cable pass-through)
    • Built-in waterproof layer
    • Dual front flap for improved waterproofing
    • Updated sleeve cuff design for improved comfort
    • Updated grippy seat

    Price: $549 (includes a free trial size). Custom sizing available for $250.
    It will only be available in the Hi Viz color scheme. (Hi Viz shell with black accents).

    Should be up on our website by this weekend.
  8. Falconx84

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    My concern with the new suits is that the price is heading up a bit. If it gets much higher, it'll be pit of the range where I can afford new gear instead of used.

    Price seems to be getting rather close to some options from the aero brand
  9. teizms

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    the price has only increased for the CS - which is now full Cordura with Sas-Tec armor (including back protector).
    The prices are well below anything with comparable specs..
  10. Bobmws

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    Is the waterproof layer a breathable membrane, GoreTex or similar?
  11. teizms

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    yes- its breathable
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  13. AustinP

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    I was looking forward to your new Commute suit. Am I seeing the right price at 549.00? 150 more than your Lombard suit? That's a big increase over the old Commute suit isn't it? I like your products but that is steep for me, back to Olympia gear I suppose.
  14. teizms

    teizms Long timer

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    when compared to the Lombard - the price increase is due to the upgrade in materials and armor .

    You always have the option of the Lombard though if you want to stick to that price point.
  15. Bobmws

    Bobmws Curmudgeon At Large

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    Is there no venting in the commute suit?
  16. teizms

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    there are no vents on the commute suit - to make it more weatherproof.
  17. wolftrax

    wolftrax Long timer Supporter

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    The Lombard is definitely not waterproof. I've done the seam seal and Nikwax route and it still leaks. I just don the Frogg Toggs and couldn't be a happier camper. I've ridden in those Florida showers and yes without a top layer of rain gear you will have some leaking. My suit leaks primarily on the arms and the crotch(yuk)!
    Sorry cant comment on the Aerostich gear as I have never owned it

    Regards
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  18. southwade

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    Ditto on all accounts.


    Also, I just noticed my Lombard has a hood rolled into the collar... I had no idea! :lol3
  19. teizms

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    thats what we recommend as well. cant go wrong with Togs :)

    ----
    on a different note:

    A record number of Revolution & custom suits in the past two months!!! Teiz is now the leading provider of full custom motorcycle clothing. Thanks to our new production process, we are completing custom suits in approx 15 days. Our founders are on their way to China to learn about some new advanced fabrics and technologies so things can only get better from here. Thank you for your support!
  20. teizms

    teizms Long timer

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    Folks,
    I am in personally in china to research to some new fabrics(not moving production or anything).
    Meanwhile - all operations are rolling smoothly behind me. This is a great time to get a suit/jacket for the summer. standard suit are being shipped in less than 15 days.