#Roadcrafter

There’s a reason the Aerostich Roadcrafter is regarded as the motojournalist’s uniform – it just works. If you care about gearing up from head to toe whenever you ride like we do, you’ll also sympathize with the fact that grabbing all your gear and putting them on, one-by-one, can be a little bit of a chore – especially if you’re not going very far. The Roadcrafter is useful for so many reasons. Its ingenious full-zip system allows it to go on over your regular clothing, so not only are you protected, but once you arrive at your destination you’re not stuck looking out of place wearing moto gear. With this, the R-3 version, the Roadcrafter gives up its interior liner in exchange for Gore-Tex waterproofing and lighter weight. Check out just a highlight of the features it has to offer here in this video.

Aerostich’s story is one of the people. The people in Duluth handcrafting Aerostich products, and the people around the world who’ve turned the Roadcrafter one-piece suit into a cult icon. It’s about people like Andy Goldfine who staunchly believe motorcycling is inherently good for the human race, “a social good,” he says.