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Altura Women's Night Vision
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Altura Women's Night Vision jacket

BikeRadar verdict

5 out of 5 stars

"Keeps you dry and get you noticed when it counts, at a great price"

If you're into night riding, commuting or simply like to blind everyone when someone points a light at you, then you shouldn't look further than the Altura Night Vision with its more-than-generous slathering of reflectives. 

Although the waterproof zipped outer will keep the rain out, it may also stop much of your sweat from escaping. This is not the most breathable jacket around, thoughand might not suit if you only use fifth gear while riding. 

For general-purpose commuting, though, this shouldn't be a problem, and the mesh liner and underarm and back vents will help keep you cool. The liberal use of reflective material, drop tail with drawcords, and chest and rear pockets makes this a very practical choice for daily riding.

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  • User review of Altura Women's Night Vision

    I have this jacket and like it says its very reflective, gets you seen on dark roads and is very waterproof and windproof, however it is not very breatheable and above 10 degrees you will cook in it if you are going at any real speed, but i would buy again and am very happy with it.

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Specification

Name:
Women's Night Vision
Built by:
Altura
Price:
n/a

Draw-Chord Waistband:
Yes
Elasticated Waist:
Yes
Extendable/Drop Back:
No
Mesh Inserts:
Yes
Reflective Piping/Accents:
Yes
Waterproof:
Yes
Webbing Loop Attached:
No
Windproof:
Yes
Clothing Material:
Altec, Fleece
Clothing Sizes Available:
10, 12, 14, 16, 8
Available Colours:
Black, Yellow
Available In (Mens/Womens):
Womens
Care Instructions:
Machine-Washable
Fastening Type:
Full-Zip, Velcro
Layer Thickness:
Medium Weight
Soft/Hard Shell:
Hard Shell

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