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Analog Rivalry ATF Jacket - Men's
Show your love for Team AG with the Analog Rivalry ATF Jacket. This letter-jacket-style piece features the extended Team Fit for plenty of coverage on the hill, and functional features like a water-resistant coating and underarm zip vents. But we know you mostly just care about the pleather sleeves and fresh styling.
- DWR coating helps prevent soaking
- Underarm zip vents let you cool things down
- Zip closure with snap front placket details
Leave your mark on The Wall.
DOPE JACKET/HOODY
By:
Brendan Allen
April 22, 2013
Got it in XL, I am 6'1" 210lbs, fits perfectly, great quality as always, Analog is serious on quality! Cannot go wrong with this one, good for rockin in town or on the mountain on warm days! Very soft, similar to last years Envy II jacket/hoody but a softer kinda suede like feel!
Hey,
It will come with washing instructions. It is definitely not dry clean though as I've owned similar jackets that were machine wash on cold, gentle cycle and tumble dry low.
By: Josh Chapman
April 12, 2013
Fresh Style
By:
Fourhorsemen
October 12, 2012
One way to please the crowd is to show your colors. Analog dose it again Varsity style with more tech that you will find at AT& T. Zippered pockets and a button up hood to keep the wind at bay when you're landing bolts. From the park to the pipe to the apre this styling DWR coated piece will keep you cheering for AG all winter long.
By: Eric
October 26, 2012
This Jacket is sick! Easily the best jacket out in awhile... except, they should call this jacket "Jingles" cuz thats all you hear when you walk around. the buttons rattle an jingle when there not buttoned. Annoying as hell.
Leather is huge
By:
Hayde89
October 31, 2012
Bought this in XL black leather! It was huge so I had to send it back for the Large but this time around I went with the blue. The leather was dope but probably just too much jacket for me!
Change me.
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