- Is the RST Pro Series Ambush fully waterproof?
- Yes. It has a waterproof membrane and a waterproof pocket, and owners report staying dry in sustained rain. Seams are sealed, but heavy downpours over many hours can still find weak points at the collar and cuffs if they are not fastened snugly.
- Can I wear it in summer?
- It works for mild summer days with the thermal liner removed and vents open. In hot, slow traffic it gets warm, so a mesh jacket is a better choice for peak summer.
- Does it come with a back protector?
- It ships with shoulder and elbow armor. A back protector is usually sold separately, so check before you ride and add one if your jacket does not include a pocket-ready insert.
- How does the sizing run?
- Riders commonly find it runs large. If you are between sizes or plan to wear only a base layer, consider sizing down; keep the larger size if you ride with the thermal liner in winter.
- How does it compare with the RST Pro Series Adventure?
- The Ambush is the more road-focused, waterproof touring jacket. The Adventure line adds more off-road-oriented features and ventilation. Choose the Ambush for commuting and wet weather, the Adventure for mixed-surface touring.
- What is in the box?
- The jacket with its removable thermal liner and the fitted shoulder and elbow armor. A back protector and any other extras are not included unless stated by the seller.
- Where is the Rst Pro Series Ambush waterproof Motorcycle Textile Jacket cheapest?
- At Motoin, for $261.64, as of our latest check.