Womens adventure jackets built in abrasion-rated textile for long-haul touring. The range spans DIFI, Shark Leathers, Macna and Leatt. Every jacket here is made to handle changing weather across a full day in the saddle, from cold mornings to summer afternoons.
Shark Ladies Venture Pro Jacket
Shark Ladies Tract Jacket Black
Difi Compass Aerotex Ladies Jacket Black
Difi Shuttle Lady Aerotex Jacket Black/Pink
Shark Ladies Tract Jacket White
Macna Equator Ladies Jacket Night Eye
Womens adventure jackets compared
Adventure jackets are textile, not leather. Every jacket in this collection uses a textile shell because adventure riding demands ventilation, waterproofing and layering that leather cannot match. The range spans DIFI, Shark Leathers, Macna and Leatt, so there is a fit for both first-season riders and high-mileage tourers.
| Brand | Styles | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| DIFI | 4-season touring | All-weather mileage |
| Shark Leathers | Adventure, road | Value and core fit |
| Macna | 4-season, summer | Hot-climate touring |
| Leatt | Adventure | Off-road crossover |
Choose your abrasion rating
Buy to the EN 17092 rating that matches your riding. AAA is the highest abrasion class and suits high-speed touring and adventure use. AA covers most road and commuting at moderate speed. A is the entry class for lighter, lower-speed riding. Check the rating before you buy, not after.
Armour matters more than the shell
Run CE Level 2 armour wherever you can. CE Level 1 transmits up to 18 kN average force in testing, while CE Level 2 transmits no more than 9 kN, roughly half the impact load reaching your body. Most adventure jackets include shoulder and elbow armour, but back protectors are often sold separately, so confirm all 3 zones before you ride.
Frequently asked questions
Are all these womens adventure jackets made from textile?
Yes. Every jacket in this collection uses a textile shell, because adventure riding needs ventilation, waterproofing and layering that leather cannot deliver. Brands include DIFI, Macna, Leatt and Shark Leathers.
What abrasion rating should a womens adventure jacket have?
Look for EN 17092 AAA for high-speed touring and adventure use, or AA for moderate-speed road and commuting. AAA is the highest abrasion class. A is the entry level for lighter, lower-speed riding only.
Do these jackets come with back protectors?
Most include CE armour at the shoulders and elbows, but back protectors are often sold separately. Confirm all 3 zones and aim for CE Level 2 armour, which transmits no more than 9 kN versus up to 18 kN for Level 1.