Rynox Riding Jacket

A Rynox riding jacket is usually the first serious upgrade riders make once they move past a basic mesh jacket, mainly because the brand manages to fit CE certified armour into a jacket that does not feel like overkill for daily commuting.

The range here covers a genuine spread of use cases. Some Rynox jackets are built for the daily commute, with mesh panels and a slimmer cut so you are not sweating through your shirt at every signal. Others are built more for touring, with a tougher shell, more coverage and armour rated for higher speed impacts.

We also stock the Rynox rain jacket range separately within this category, since a lot of riders searching for a Rynox jacket in the monsoon months are actually after dedicated rainwear rather than a regular riding jacket. Both are covered here so you are not stuck picking the wrong one.

• CE certified options: Several jackets in the range carry CE Class A or Class AA rated armour for genuine impact protection.
• Built for Indian heat: Mesh and perforated panels placed for real airflow, not just for looks.
• H2Go Rain jackets: The H2Go Pro rain jacket range is stocked here too, purpose-built for monsoon riding.
• EMI available: Spread the cost of a higher-end touring jacket with EMI at checkout.

Choosing Between a Rynox Riding Jacket and a Rynox Rain Jacket

This trips up a fair number of first-time buyers, so it is worth being direct about it. A regular Rynox riding jacket, like the Advento Pro or Stealth Air Pro, is built primarily for protection and airflow, and while some come with a removable rain liner, they are not designed to be worn as your primary defence in a heavy downpour. The dedicated Rynox rain jacket, the H2Go Pro, is the opposite, built purely to keep water out, with no armour and a much lighter build, meant to go over your regular jacket rather than replace it.

If you only ride occasionally in the rain, a Rynox jacket with a removable rain liner covers most situations. If you commute daily through a proper monsoon, the separate H2Go rain jacket worn over your existing gear is going to keep you drier for longer, since it is not trying to do two jobs at once.

Looking to compare across brands rather than just within the Rynox range? The full riding jacket collection (/riding-gear/riding-jackets/riding-jackets.html) covers other brands stocked here too.

FAQs

Q: What is the price range for Rynox riding jackets?

A: Rynox riding jackets on Store4Riders are generally priced between roughly 5,000 and 15,000 rupees depending on the model, protection level and features, with the H2Go rain jacket sitting well below that range since it is a lighter, non-armoured product.

Q: Are Rynox jackets CE certified?

A: Several models in the range are, carrying CE Class A or Class AA certification depending on the specific jacket. Check the individual product listing for the exact certification, since not every jacket in the range carries the same rating.

Q: Can I wear a Rynox riding jacket in the rain?

A: Some jackets come with a removable waterproof liner that handles light to moderate rain, but for a genuine monsoon downpour, a dedicated rain jacket like the H2Go Pro worn over your riding jacket will keep you drier for longer.

Q: What is the difference between the GT series and Pro series jackets?

A: The GT series is built more for daily commuting, with a focus on airflow and a slimmer fit, while the Pro series steps up protection and coverage, aimed more at touring and longer highway rides.

Q: Do Rynox jackets fit true to size?

A: Most riders find Rynox jackets fit close to true to size, but sizing can vary slightly between models. Always check the specific size chart on the product page rather than assuming your usual jacket size will carry over.

If you are unsure what to look for before you buy, the guide to choosing a riding jacket walks through fit and protection basics. Once you own one, the jacket care guide covers how to keep the mesh and armour in good shape.