Anyone by revit. Even their three season stuff is awesome in extreme heat. Revzilla carries it. If you are athletic and fit but muscular order one size up. If you're a fat *** order two sizes up. I tried three sizes up but they don't make anything bigger than my 6' 260 lbs. it all fits now but I'm screwed if I gain even another five pounds.

 

Olympia mesh pants and jacket, sometimes jeans with Dragin jeans liners or kevlar jeans. Perforated leather is great too.

 

Your body temp is 92F. Above 93F it is cooler to cover up to protect yourself from the hot air blast which can be like being in a blast furnace.
- vented jacket + cooling vest
- cooling underwear is also cooler as it keeps the sweat from running so it will cool better. Athletes wear this in hot weahter.

 

Been commuting on the bike for a couple of weeks and testing what is bearable here in Phoenix. It was 107 degrees on the way home today and I was wearing the FXRG perforated leather jacket and FXRG leather overpants. Yes indeed it was warm, however it is tolerable if wearing an Underarmor shirt. The perforated leather works very well and keeps the blazing Arizona sun off your hide. I have a mesh jacket also, but the material seems to collect the heat much more effectively than the leather so it feels hotter. I used the kevlar HD jeans and they were fine but my inner legs were grilling nicely by the time I got home. The leather overpants prevent that. Why all the gear? Commuting in Phoenix on the I-10 and the I-17 is a trip. Running over motorcyclists is almost a sport and a pastime around here. But I still enjoy the ride, even with my gear on. I bring frozen water bottles along just in case of a traffic jam and I hydrate like crazy a couple hours prior to departure. Next month we have the Haboobs to look forward to. Haboobs are not as fun as they sound. But come fall, there is no better place than Arizona for riding...

 

Mesh jackets really breath well, you'd be surprised.

Mine is a Tourmaster "Intake Air" mesh jacket with armor in the forearms/elbows, shoulders and up the back. I can feel the breeze blowing through the jacket even when stopped at a red light. When the bike is under way you feel like you're in a t-shirt (massive air flow). Full armor yet light weight and LOTS of airflow.

 

Suppose to be 101 this week. Ought to get interesting. 60 in the am, wtf.

 

We never ride with bare skin including footwear.The few real hot and humid days we have the bikes are parked,the heat is not good for the bikes and it certainly is no relief especially when you stop or get stuck in slow traffic.