Buy Leather Riding Jackets Online in India

A leather riding jacket is built for riders who want a close, stable fit with strong abrasion-resistant construction. Unlike casual leather jackets, motorcycle-specific designs include protective armour, stretch zones and connection systems intended for a riding posture.

Reise Moto’s current leather jacket collection focuses on Ixon performance and track-oriented models, including the Jackal and Vortex 3 ranges. These jackets use perforated leather, flexible panels and CE-certified protection for sport road riding and track use.

Choose a Leather Riding Jacket for Your Riding Style

Sport road riding: Choose a jacket that remains close to the body without restricting shoulder or arm movement. Secure armour placement, ventilation and a comfortable collar matter during longer weekend rides.

Track riding: Check the complete garment certification, shoulder and elbow protection, jacket-to-pants connection and compatibility with the rest of your racing gear. Track requirements can vary, so confirm whether a separate back or chest protector is needed.

Warm-weather performance riding: Perforated leather and stretch panels can improve airflow and movement. However, a leather jacket will generally feel warmer and heavier than a mesh textile jacket, particularly in slow-moving city traffic.

Leather racing jackets are less suited to riders looking for loose-fitting commuter apparel, waterproof touring gear or casual everyday wear.

Explore Ixon Leather Riding Jackets

Ixon Vortex 3

The Ixon Vortex 3 is a performance-focused leather racing jacket with a close athletic fit. It combines leather with four-way stretch panels to support movement in a sport riding position.

The model is CE Class AAA certified and includes shoulder and elbow protectors. It also provides pockets for optional chest and back protection, a 270-degree jacket-to-pants connection zip and an aerodynamic rear hump adapted for road use.

Ixon Jackal

The Ixon Jackal offers a slightly simpler leather racing-jacket setup while retaining CE Class AAA garment certification. It includes CE Level 2 shoulder and elbow protection, perforated leather sections and stretch panels around key movement areas.

The jacket also includes a back-protector pocket, reflective panels and a waist connection zip for compatible riding pants. The back protector is not included and needs to be selected separately where required.

What to Check Before Buying a Leather Riding Jacket

• Garment certification: Check the certification of the complete jacket, not only the armour inside it. The current Ixon leather jackets list CE Class AAA certification.

• Shoulder and elbow armour: Confirm the protector level, shape and position. The armour should remain centred when your arms are bent.

• Back and chest protection: Some jackets provide only pockets for optional protectors. Check what is included before ordering.

• Leather construction: Review the leather, reinforced seams, perforated areas and stretch materials used across the jacket.

• Ventilation: Perforated leather and mesh lining can improve airflow, but these jackets remain performance-focused rather than lightweight summer mesh garments.

• Jacket-to-pants connection: A connection zip helps reduce separation between the jacket and compatible riding pants.

• Airbag compatibility: Selected Ixon jackets support the IX-Airbag U03 vest. Compatibility should be checked for the specific jacket and airbag system.

• Glove compatibility: Check that the sleeve and wrist closures work properly with your full-gauntlet riding gloves.

How Should a Leather Riding Jacket Fit?

Measure your chest, waist and arm length, then compare the figures with the Ixon size chart. Do not select the size only from the T-shirt or casual jacket size you normally wear.

The jacket should feel close around the chest, waist and arms. When you lean forward into a riding position, you should still be able to reach the handlebars without excessive pulling across the shoulders.

Check that:

• Shoulder armour remains over the shoulder joint.

• Elbow protection stays centred when the arms are bent.

• The collar does not press painfully against the neck.

• The sleeves reach the wrists in a riding posture.

• The jacket does not rotate freely around the body.

• The connection zip aligns with compatible riding pants.

Leather may feel firm when new, but it should not cause numbness, sharp pressure or restricted breathing. Do not buy an oversized jacket for comfort, as loose material can allow the armour to move away from the intended position.

Why Buy Leather Riding Jackets from Reise Moto?

• Genuine products: Explore original Ixon leather racing jackets.

• Detailed specifications: Review certification, armour, materials and compatibility information.

• Size guidance: Use the available Ixon size chart before choosing a jacket.

• Stock information: Check current size availability and back-in-stock options on the product page.

• Warranty support: Get assistance with applicable brand warranty queries.

• Exchange options: Eligible unused products may qualify for an exchange, subject to product condition, availability and policy terms.