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For riders who won't compromise: Seventy Degree delivers technical motorcycle protection with smart ventilation systems and weatherproof construction. What sets it apart: Italian engineering meets adventure-ready durability at accessible price points. Who it's for: Tour enthusiasts, daily commuters, and adventure riders seeking year-round versatility.

What makes Seventy Degree's collection stand out for UK riders?

Seventy Degree specializes in multi-climate protection. You'll find Wintertex waterproof membranes, Cordura reinforcement, and breathable mesh construction across the range. Every piece meets CE safety standards. Maximo Moto stocks the complete Seventy collection with competitive UK pricing.

Who should choose Seventy Degree gear?

Adventure touring riders love the Atacama and Stelvio lines for their removable waterproof linings and ventilation systems. Daily commuters prefer the urban-focused Veloce boots and Mojave jackets that transition from bike to street seamlessly. Weekend explorers appreciate the versatile three-layer designs that adapt to changing conditions.

For daily commuters: breathable mesh panels with CE-approved armor.
For weekend riders: removable waterproof membranes without bulk.
For adventure touring: Cordura durability with adjustable ventilation.

Use Cases That Matter

Summer rides demand airflow. The SD-JR30 Mojave jackets use high-resistance mesh fabric for maximum ventilation. Winter protection comes from triple-layer pants with thermal insulation. You'll stay comfortable in temperatures from freezing to summer heat.

The SD-BA7 Stelvio boots work equally well for trail riding and city streets. They've got micro-breathable linings and High Grip rubber soles. The SD-BR2 Veloce boots offer sporty styling with practical all-day comfort.

Technical Features You'll Actually Use

Primaloft insulation keeps hands warm in the SD-T7 Gobi gloves. Removable knee protectors adjust for comfort. Reflective details improve visibility without looking like hi-viz gear. YKK zippers won't fail after one season.

Is Seventy Degree worth it for UK weather?

Absolutely. The In & Out waterproof membranes handle British rain. Breathable fabrics prevent overheating during dry spells. You're covered from Scottish Highlands to London commutes.

FAQS

Yes. Seventy Degree designs feature removable waterproof membranes and adjustable ventilation. The three-layer construction adapts to British weather. You can ride comfortably from winter rain to summer heat.

Seventy Degree offers CE-certified protection at accessible prices. You'll get Cordura fabric, waterproof membranes, and Italian engineering. The quality rivals premium brands without the markup.

Generally yes. The Veloce and Stelvio boots run true to EU sizing. Check individual product pages for specific measurements. We recommend ordering your normal shoe size.

Most models include pockets for CE Level 2 back protectors. The Atacama and Sahara ranges come with Seventy WINDFLEX protectors. You can upgrade or replace them easily.

Jackets and pants with In & Out membranes resist 15,000mm water column pressure. That's proper waterproofing, not just water resistance. Seams are sealed for complete protection.

The SD-JR30 Mojave offers excellent ventilation for warm commutes. For year-round use, try the SD-JT81 with removable thermal liner. Both provide CE protection without looking too technical.

Yes, but remove armor first. Use gentle cycle with motorcycle-specific detergent. Don't tumble dry. Air dry away from direct heat. Never use fabric softener on waterproof membranes.

Most jackets meet CE Class A or AAA standards. Boots comply with EN 13634 certification. Gloves follow EN 13594 requirements. Check individual products for specific ratings.