Jas ADV DriTour 7.5

This XXL (euro 56) runs small, especially with the liner (compared to BMW 56 Euro Jackets). Worn on a 10 day trip in Western USA with temps ranging from 36f to 90f. It breaths quite well and find it is a bit cooler to wear as compared to the Klim Carlsbad. Ventilation is good with lots of adjustments. Comfortable up to about 85F. I needed a layer over the top for anything under 55f for adventure riding. A bit stiff, but expect the jacket to soften up with use. Great water protection. Very high quality jacket. Protection seems better than most jackets.

Awesome jacket!

Worn it twice so far. First day, temps in the 70'sf, unfaired bike. Felt great although maybe a tad warm. Second time, temps a little warmer, fully faired bike, got warm quick.
I'm 5'9", 215 lbs, 46 chest, 36" waist. Fits quite snug with the liner in

Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5 Jacket — Initial Impressions
After spending my first rides in the Leatt ADV DriTour 7.5 Jacket, it’s immediately clear that this is a piece of gear designed by people who actually ride in real conditions. The construction feels purposeful and confidence-inspiring, with a laminated DriTour shell that strikes an excellent balance between weather protection and mobility—robust without feeling stiff or overbuilt.
Fit-wise, the jacket leans toward a trim, athletic Euro cut that feels especially good in a riding posture. The chest and midsection fit cleanly, the articulation works well both seated and standing, and the collar closes fully without feeling restrictive—something I’m particularly sensitive to. The overall silhouette stays streamlined without sacrificing coverage or protection.
From a safety standpoint, the inclusion of CE-Level 2 armor (shoulders, elbows, chest, and back) out of the box is a big plus, eliminating the need for upgrades. Thoughtfully placed abrasion zones, effective reflective accents—even in the Stealth colorway—and durable waterproof zippers reinforce the jacket’s all-conditions intent.
Comfort and versatility are strong points. Vent placement actually works while riding, the microfleece-lined collar remains comfortable over time, and the removable thermal liner adds meaningful cold-weather capability. A standout detail is that the thermal liner can be worn on its own as a casual soft shell off the bike—an appreciated touch for travel and camp use.
Overall, the ADV DriTour 7.5 Jacket makes a strong first impression as a serious, well-considered piece of adventure gear—designed to handle long days, changing weather, and the realities of ADV riding without unnecessary flash or compromise.

VERDICT
I LIKED
The cut and the look are superb;
European adjustment;
Superior sealing;
Superlative quality;
Efficient ventilation;
Protections provided as standard.

Overall rating 5/5 — Approved by Motoplus.ca

https://motoplus.ca/evaluation/2024/09/ensemble-adv-leatt-dritour-7-5-2/