Fieldsheer Congo Sport Textile Jacket
- 600D Carbolex® outer shell with 1680B ballistic overlay in high impact areas for maximum abrasion resistance
- YKK front zipper closure
- Removable CE approved armor in shoulders and elbows
- Rainguard® 100% waterproof, breathable liner
- Ram Air® shoulder and back vents for maximum ventilation
- Reflective Phosolite® on front and back for high visibility
- Elasticized stretch panels at back of shoulders and elbows for added mobility
- SP Memory Foam® back pad
- Unique 4-step adjustable upper and lower sleeve volume control to secure armor in place for small or large arms
- Anatomically fitted for the riding position
- Pockets include: 2 hand warmer pockets, 1 zipped map pocket, 1 Velcro cell phone pocket and 1 Velcro cargo pocket
- Zip-Out full quilted liner with Velcro cargo and cell phone pockets
- 8” zipper for connection to Fieldsheer pants plus universal belt snap
View Larger ImagesSizing Information
This jacket is sold in men’s “alpha” jacket sizing so you can choose the size you normally wear in men’s clothing. To choose a size based upon measurements, please have a look at Fieldsheer’s sizing charts. We feel the sizing chart is a good representation of how this item fits.
Our Two Cents
I’m having a hard time giving this jacket a double thumbs up. I’m troubled by the large zippered vent right along the front side of the shoulder armor. When open, the protective fabric over the shoulder armor is held in place by some very unsubstantial mesh material that is in place behind the zippered vent. If the jacket had other unique characteristics that would make it attractive, it might be something to overlook, but since there are a LOT of other choices that don’t have an issue like this, I can’t recommend this one. There is a close up picture of the vent design in question you can view by taking the “View Larger Pictures” link above.
Happy Customers Who Bought This Product
Location: Maine
Routing/delivery information was right on. Gear arrived in Maine on time as stated just in time to take back to Virginia with me to work.