Macna Ultimax 2.0 Jacket vs RST Ranger Pro ADV Jacket
The Macna Ultimax 2.0 is the better pick for riders who commute and tour in rain, thanks to its laminated waterproof shell, deployable Storm Hood and Aqua Stop vents. The RST Ranger Pro ADV is the better pick for adventure riders who want maximum armor coverage and storage, with Level 2 protection at back, elbow and shoulder plus a hydration pocket and map pocket. Both are CE AA rated with Level 2 armor, so protection is close. The Macna's laminated build keeps water out of the outer shell; the RST's Maxtex Ballistic shell is tough but relies on a separate waterproof layer.
- Choose the Macna Ultimax 2.0 if you ride in wet weather often and want a laminated shell, a stowable hood and clean venting.
- Choose the RST Ranger Pro ADV if you ride adventure routes and want full Level 2 armor, hydration storage and a wide size range.
Prices
- Macna Ultimax 2.0 Jacket: $280.40 at Motoin (last seen Nov 10)
- RST Ranger Pro ADV Jacket: $398.51 at Motoin (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Macna Ultimax 2.0 Jacket is $118.11 cheaper than the RST Ranger Pro ADV Jacket at the latest prices (Nov 10)

