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Black leather racing suit with armored knee and elbow protectors
Vendor:Ixon

Jackal - CE Certified Class AAA Leather Racing Suit

₹ 66,999
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Women’s black leather racing suit with pink accents, white logos, and padded knee/shin
Vendor:Ixon

Vortex 3- CE Certified Class AAA Women's Leather Racing Suit (Black/Pink/White)

₹ 94,999
MRP inclusive of all Taxes

Buy IXON Racing Suits Online in India

IXON racing suits are designed for riders who need high abrasion resistance, secure armour placement and unrestricted movement during track and performance riding. 

At Reise Moto, riders can compare IXON leather suits such as the Vortex 3 and Jackal. Both are CE-certified Class AAA racing suits, with differences in armour specification, construction, ventilation and performance features.

Which IXON Racing Suit Is Best Suited for Your Riding Style?

  • For advanced track riding: IXON Vortex 3 is the more performance-focused option within the current collection. It is CE-certified Class AAA to EN 17092-2:2020 and uses BETAC protectors inspired by IXON's MotoGP development work.

  • For regular track days: IXON Jackal provides a Class AAA one-piece leather racing suit with CE armour, knee sliders, a ventilated aerodynamic hump and stretch construction. It is a more accessible option for riders looking for dedicated track protection without moving to the higher-priced Vortex 3.

  • For riders using an airbag system: Both Vortex 3 and Jackal are compatible with IX-AIRBAG U03, U04 and U05 systems. Check the exact airbag setup and sizing before use.

  • For hot track sessions: Both suits use ventilation-focused construction. Vortex 3 includes localised micro-perforations and 3D mesh areas, while Jackal uses perforated leather and a removable mesh lining.

  • For performance road riding: IXON racing suits can also be used for high-performance road riding, but their one-piece construction and close racing fit make them less practical than separate riding jackets and pants for routine commuting or touring.

What to Check Before Buying an IXON Racing Suit

  • Garment certification: Check the certification of the exact model. Both Vortex 3 and Jackal are currently listed as CE-certified Class AAA suits.

  • Impact armour: Review the protection supplied at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips. Vortex 3 uses Level 1 shoulder protection, Level 2 elbow and knee protection and Level 2 hip protectors. Jackal uses Level 1 shoulder, elbow and knee protectors with Level 2 hip protection.

  • Leather construction: Racing suits use leather and reinforced construction around high-risk areas to provide abrasion resistance during track riding.

  • Airbag compatibility: If you plan to use an IXON airbag, verify compatibility with the specific suit and airbag model rather than assuming every IXON leather suit supports the same system.

  • Fit: A motorcycle racing suit should sit close to the body in the riding position without restricting breathing, shoulder movement or leg movement.

  • Stretch zones: Flexible panels and accordion sections allow greater mobility when leaning, braking and changing body position on the motorcycle.

  • Ventilation: Perforated leather and airflow zones help reduce heat build-up during longer track sessions.

  • Sliders: Check knee and elbow slider compatibility where applicable. Vortex 3 includes removable elbow and knee sliders, while Jackal includes adjustable and replaceable knee sliders with locations for elbow sliders.

  • Aerodynamic hump: Both models use a rear hump designed around racing posture. The Jackal hump can accommodate a hydration bladder, while Vortex 3 also includes provision for hydration storage.

  • Boot and glove compatibility: Racing boots and full-gauntlet gloves should overlap correctly with the suit without leaving exposed areas or creating excessive pressure.

How to Choose the Correct IXON Racing Suit Size

Measure your chest, waist, hips, inseam, height and other dimensions specified in the IXON size chart before choosing an IXON motorcycle racing suit.

A racing suit normally feels tighter than conventional riding gear when you are standing upright because it is shaped around a forward riding position. Check the fit while simulating your normal posture on the motorcycle.

The shoulder, elbow, hip and knee protectors should remain correctly aligned when you move into a riding position. The suit should not pull excessively across the shoulders, crotch or knees.

Do not automatically choose a larger size simply to make the suit feel loose while standing. Excess material can allow the armour and leather to shift away from their intended protection areas.

Why Buy IXON Racing Suits from Reise Moto?

  • Genuine products: Explore original IXON racing suits with model-specific specifications.

  • Class AAA options: Compare CE-certified Class AAA suits such as Vortex 3 and Jackal.

  • Airbag compatibility: Selected IXON suits support IX-AIRBAG U03, U04 and U05 systems.

  • Track-focused construction: Compare leather suits with dedicated armour, stretch panels, sliders and aerodynamic humps.

  • Size guidance: Use model-specific sizing information to choose a more suitable racing fit.

  • Shipping information: Check stock, dispatch and delivery details for the selected suit.

  • Warranty support: Get assistance with applicable warranty-related queries.

  • Exchange options: Eligible unused racing suits may be exchanged subject to availability and Reise Moto's applicable policy.