Dainese Carve Master 3 Gore-Tex Jacket vs Rev'it Defender 3 GTX Jacket
Both are four-season GORE-TEX touring jackets with CE Level 2 shoulder and elbow armor, and both use removable liners. The Dainese Carve Master 3 has the GORE-TEX membrane bonded into the shell, so it stays waterproof without the liner and breathes better in warm rain; owners praise its ventilation above 20°C and its cold-weather warmth. The Rev'it Defender 3 GTX uses a removable 3-layer GORE-TEX liner that can be worn alone as a waterproof shell, and it carries a full EN 17092-3:2020 Class AA certification for the whole garment. Pick the Dainese for sport-touring fit and simpler wet-weather use; pick the Rev'it for adventure riding, a wearable liner and a certified class rating.
- Choose the Dainese Carve Master 3 if you ride sport-touring in mixed weather and want a bonded GORE-TEX shell that never needs its liner to keep you dry.
- Choose the Rev'it Defender 3 GTX if you ride adventure or touring and want a removable GORE-TEX liner you can wear on its own plus a Class AA garment certification.
Prices
- Dainese Carve Master 3 Gore-Tex Jacket: $310.88 at Motocard.com (checked today)
- Rev'it Defender 3 GTX Jacket: $489.91 at Motocard.com (checked today)
- Difference: the Dainese Carve Master 3 Gore-Tex Jacket is $179.03 cheaper than the Rev'it Defender 3 GTX Jacket today
