Adventure riding means variable weather and long hours in the saddle - gear needs impact protection, ventilation, and comfort whether you’re on concrete or dirt.
What to Look For:
- CE Level 2 armour (shoulders, elbows, back)
- Durable abrasion-resistant panels
- Good ventilation with adjustable vents
- Pockets with secure storage
For Touring, Highways & Mixed Use
- Viaterra Kruger Air Touring Jacket - A robust touring jacket with expansive mesh ventilation, genuine Cordura impact zones, and CE Level 2 armour, built for long-distance comfort in Indian riding conditions.
- ViaTerra Kruger Pro Touring Jacket - A hardcore touring jacket built with SuperFabric and Invista Cordura reinforcements, premium SAS-TEC CE Level 2 armour, and high-ventilation design, offering best-in-class protection and all-day comfort for riders who push long-distance limits.
Tip: For hard-trail focused gear, pair a durable shell like Kruger with lightweight base layers to stay agile.
For More Off-Road & Trail-Focused Riding
If your ADV 390 spends more time on dirt than tarmac, go lighter and more aggressive:
- ViaTerra Corbett Jacket + Riding Pants
- ViaTerra Dirt Jersey (off-road specific)
This setup works brilliantly for trail riding because:
- The Corbett jacket and pants provide abrasion resistance and armour while allowing movement
- The Dirt Jersey improves airflow, flexibility, and comfort when riding hard off-road
- Ideal for standing riding posture, technical terrain, and hot conditions
Pro Tip: This combo is best for riders doing B-road trails, forest sections, sand, and rocky terrain where mobility matters more than touring pockets.