I live in south Florida and I wear one and contrary to what Muzclark says , the vest substantially increases my visibility. My only complaint about the hi-viz vest is that it gets dirty quick and is difficult to keep clean.

@@mtzionlion I agree. Im in S Fla too. Davie area. U know the crazy drivers we got. I would never leave the house without it.

Absolutely no benefit. I’ve also since found out due to multiple accidental deployment that my vest was faulty. Customer service was HORRIBLE and I can safely say I would no longer recommend this vest.

My vest is a size small but I do remember getting confused by their sizings so I included all my measurements in the notes section when I sent the order. As I think I said in the video, it fits very loose but that allows me to ware layers underneath in winter and allows for the bag to inflate. My size (at the time I ordered): A: 165 B: 92 C:90 D:90 E:52

@@muzclark I appreciate your reply! Very helpful!

All the adjustment straps are stored under a Velcro flap so it doesn’t flap around HOWEVER it doesn’t fit tightly, it’s meant to have a bit of room to allow it to expand in an accident.

@@muzclark thanks for the reply.

Sorry for the delay replaying. Hopefully you found the answer in previous comments and the description: I added my sizes to the order form and asked them to contact me if they thought I ordered the wrong size (small). My size (at the time I ordered): A: 165 B: 92 C:90 D:90 E:52

@@muzclark did the small size fits you well? I’m with similar height and weight and the rep told me to go with medium.

It's surprisingly hot. I bought a jacket with mesh arms to compensate because the vest blocks a lot of airflow over your chest and shoulders where most jackets have vents. It does help a little bit if I unzip the front of the jacket under the vest.

@@muzclark thanks for the reply, really helps. I hope the bike is all good now after the accident. Take care out there. Thanks again.

I'm trying to find the video now, I thought I had it linked but must have forgot. Fortnine's invisibility training video makes a few good points on the subject though: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp9kg6qYvrGsgWQ.html I remember an Australian study was mentioned, I could find this on Google: motorbikewriter.com/professor-debunks-hi-vis-clothing/ I have seen a car pull straight out in-front of a post man on a motorcycle who was on the road at the time wearing hi-vis including the post bags. People look for cars, they don't "see" motorcycle, no matter how bright they may be. That's why I teach kids to look and ask themselves if "anything" is coming, not just if "any cars are coming".

@@muzclark I hear that, I know it's an eye sore and the black looks cooler but at night, I have to believe it makes a difference. I just ordered it earlier this evening. Not taking any chances. New rider here

@@AnotherBangaTV Yeah, I'm sure it would make a huge difference at night. I very nearly ordered the hi-vis version my self.

Got hit the other night at a stoplight with bright ass LED blinker going and modulating break light on a bright yellow bike. High-Viz doesnt matter if theyre not paying attention or on the phone

I have the hi-viz and it definitely increases my visibility. How could bright yellow not make you more visible?????