Royal Enfield Adventurer XT Riding Gear Launched
This might be the perfect gear for your Spiti, Ladakh, Nepal rides and other cold-weather adventures

Quick News Highlights
- The Adventure XT is designed for extreme cold climate
- The riding jacket has CE Class AA certified protectors
- The riding pant features CE Level 2 protectors
- The jacket is priced at Rs 24,950 and the pants cost Rs 15,950
Royal Enfield has launched the Adventurer XT high-performance riding gear in India. Built for riding in extreme cold climates, the Adventurer XT riding jacket and pants come in three colours: Black, Olive, and Teal.

The Royal Enfield Adventurer XT riding jacket is priced at Rs 24,950 and the Adventurer XT riding pants are available for Rs 15,950. This means that the pair together will cost Rs 40,900.
Highlights of the new Royal Enfield Adventurer XT Riding Gear
The Royal Enfield Adventure XT jacket and pants are made to be worn in extremely harsh climates. The manufacturer claims that the riding gear will keep you comfortable and warm even in cold climates of up to -15°C. The jacket and pants also have ventilation panels to provide good airflow whenever needed. They also get waterproof zippers, which can be closed during rain. The Adventure XT jacket and pants will keep you dry even in heavy rains of up to 10,000mm.

The Adventure XT jacket is fitted with Royal Enfield Ergo Pro Tech Level 2 protectors, for elbow, shoulders, and back. Whereas, the chest protector is Level 1. The jacket’s fabric is also CE Class AA certified for better protection during crashes. On the other hand, the Adventure XT riding pants get the same Ergo Pro Tech Level 2 knee and hip protectors. Both the jacket and pants feature high abrasion-resistant SuperFabric at impact zones like knees and hip joints for enhanced protection.

Your riding gear should always be snuggly fit so that the protectors are in place during a crash. Because of this, the new Adventure XT jacket and pants have adjustable straps so that you can adjust it accordingly. Royal Enfield has also added stretch panels, for better movement and comfort.
The riding jacket also has a detachable winter liner, which you can remove, if you want to wear the jacket at normal temperatures. Both the jacket and pants have reflective panels, making you visible to other riders and drivers at night.
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