How to find the perfect fitting for the Viaterra Miller Riding Jacket: A Useful Guide

As a motorcycle rider, hitting the open road on a weekend ride or going on an exhilarating long tour is like therapy for your soul. It is a situation where you feel the freedom and thrill to the peak, incomparable to anything in this world.

During such rides, comfort and safety are the two most important factors to consider which lets you enjoy the thrill and freedom the most, especially when riding on Indian Roads. Viaterra Miller Riding Jacket is the ideal jacket suited for Indian Riding conditions.

The Riding Jacket comes with CE Level 2 Protection, and better ventilation with large mesh panels, which also include pocket panels and ventilated armours. It also has pre-curved arms and stretch panels on the back and elbows to enhance mobility and comfort while riding.

Hence to ensure maximum protection and comfort, it's essential to take the time to adjust the fit to your specific body. So, let's dive into steps to achieve an ideal fit for the Viaterra Miller Riding Jacket.

Preparing the Jacket in the right way

Ok, now before you put on your jacket, lay it down and loosen the cinch straps on the sleeves at the wrist and both sides of the waist. This will provide a perfect starting point for the adjustment.

 

Simulating Riding Posture

When checking or adjusting the jacket to your fitting, it is crucial to mimic your riding posture, meaning, you either have to sit on your motorcycle to find the right fit or you can find a similar position that can replicate your riding stance. All riding gears made by Viaterra are designed to be most comfortable while riding.

Checking the Armour placement

While you’re in the riding position, make sure that the armours are in anatomically correct positions. Since every person’s body is unique, the position of the armours in the riding jacket is bound to vary slightly, especially at the elbow.

Adjusting Cinch Straps on the Riding Jacket

  • Arm length and girth – Adjust the cinch straps on your biceps and forearm to bring the armour closer to your body.
  • Even adjustment – Adjust the cinch straps on the other sleeve similarly to ensure balanced comfort.
  • Wrist Comfort – Adjust the Velcro closures at the wrist for a comfortable fit.
  • Waist Adjustment – If the jacket feels slightly loose around your body, tighten the cinch straps at the waist. Do remember, if you tighten the waist too much will cause the jacket to ride up over the waist and affect the overall fit, when adjusted correctly the jacket should remain over the waist

Dialling in your ideal fit

  • Riding Position – Maintain your simulated riding position to assess comfort and make the necessary adjustments.
  • Getting accustomed – Wearing the riding jacket for 5-10 Minutes can help you get accustomed to fit and identify any areas that need further refinement.
  • Viaterra Miller Riding Pants – If you are using Viaterra Miller Riding Jacket along with Miller Riding Pants remember to also attach the pant connector for maximum comfort and protection.

Conclusion

By following these steps and taking the time to adjust your Viaterra Miller Riding Jacket you can ensure optimal comfort and safety. Remember, a well-fitting jacket is an essential component of a safe and enjoyable motorcycle experience.

Check out our YouTube video to gain a deeper understanding of the product concept and to find out more about the fitment. - https://youtu.be/ghTMdlFOFtQ

FAQs: Viaterra Miller Riding Jacket Fit

Q: How often should I adjust the fit of my riding jacket?

A: It's recommended to check and adjust the fit of your riding jacket periodically, especially after significant weight changes or if you notice any discomfort during rides.

Q: Can I adjust the armour inserts in the jacket?

A: Some jackets may allow you to adjust the position of the armour inserts. Refer to your jacket's manual for specific instructions. However, it's generally best to leave the armour inserts in their original positions unless you have specific concerns.

Q: What should I do if my jacket feels too tight after a few rides?

A: If your jacket feels too tight, the leather or fabric may have stretched. Try loosening the cinch straps slightly and see if that improves the fit. If the tightness persists, you may need to consider exchanging the jacket for a larger size.

Q: Can I wear a base layer under my riding jacket?

A: Yes, wearing a base layer can provide added warmth and comfort, especially in colder weather. However, be mindful of the overall fit of the jacket with the base layer. A snug fit is generally preferred for maximum protection.

Q: How do I care for my riding jacket to maintain its fit and performance?

A: Follow the care instructions provided with your jacket. This may include specific cleaning methods, storage guidelines, and recommendations for treating leather or other materials. Regular maintenance can help preserve the jacket's fit and durability.