Despite its technical merits, as much as any jacket in our inventory the Ariel Pro excels “off the bike” as well as it does on it. The D3O shoulder and elbow armor are easily removed for civilian use, with a classic easy style that works in a range of situations.
But with the armor in place the Ariel Pro is ready for the road.
Belstaff is best known for its legendary Trialmaster, a fully belted, heavy-duty waterproof and insulated 3/4-cut coat that is as intense as it is iconic. If you’re looking for a lighter, simpler solution to riding safely through the city with style, then look no further than this short-cut summer option. There’s also an in-between style—the Brooklands Pro—a short-cut quilted-shoulder waxed jacket with removable insulation.
But the Ariel Pro does away with all the quilting, belts, and insulated liners to delivers a clean, stripped down jacket with an aesthetic that belies it’s technical bonafides.
As with the other Pure Moto jackets in the Belstaff lineup, the Ariel comes with quality accouterments through and through—like the corduroy on the collar, the lower snaps clad in rubber to protect paintwork, the checkered cotton liner. This thing is downright civilized.
It’s also doubly waterproof, with a dry-wax shell that’s doubly reinforced—first, with a waterproof membrane underneath; and secondly, as part of it’s “Pro” upgrade to achieve Class A CE certification, it’s reinforced with abrasion resistant swaths of Cordura at critical abrasion zones.
The armor is plenty discreet and hides quite well, but and also goes in and out of the jacket quite easily should you want to wear the jacket out on the town.
We’re not usually fans of heavy branding, but when you’ve been around for almost a century and have a logo as cool as Belstaff’s phoenix, we make an exception. The Belstaff phoenix on the shoulder tops off the jacket with a touch of class.
- Wax Cotton 8.Oz
- Waterproof membrane
- Cotton check lining on body and inside pockets,
- Corduroy on neck collar and cuffs
- CE removable LP1 D3O on shoulders and elbows
- Pocket for back protector – size L Viper Level 1 or 2> Chest jet pocket, closed by metal zipper
- Lower jet pockets, closed by metal zipper
- Inside facing jet pocket, closed by coil zipper
- Reinforcements on shoulders and elbows
- Metal breathers under arm
- Adjusting side latch
- Cuff adjusting gusset with metal zipper
- Last central snap in rubber
Belstaff Ariel Pro Jacket
- Regular price
- $550.00
- Sale price
- $385.00
- Free shipping for this item
About The Brand
The Belstaff brand has been coveted by motorcycle riders worldwide since its founding in Staffordshire, England, since 1924. The company’s rugged and waterproof waxed-cotton Trialmaster jacket is the stuff of legends—Steve-McQueen-certified cool since the mid 60s. Today the company retains its essential style, but now infuses it with tech—such as removable armor, abrasion resistant construction and covert waterproof membranes.
Despite its technical merits, as much as any jacket in our inventory the Ariel Pro excels “off the bike” as well as it does on it. The D3O shoulder and elbow armor are easily removed for civilian use, with a classic easy style that works in a range of situations.
But with the armor in place the Ariel Pro is ready for the road.
Belstaff is best known for its legendary Trialmaster, a fully belted, heavy-duty waterproof and insulated 3/4-cut coat that is as intense as it is iconic. If you’re looking for a lighter, simpler solution to riding safely through the city with style, then look no further than this short-cut summer option. There’s also an in-between style—the Brooklands Pro—a short-cut quilted-shoulder waxed jacket with removable insulation.
But the Ariel Pro does away with all the quilting, belts, and insulated liners to delivers a clean, stripped down jacket with an aesthetic that belies it’s technical bonafides.
As with the other Pure Moto jackets in the Belstaff lineup, the Ariel comes with quality accouterments through and through—like the corduroy on the collar, the lower snaps clad in rubber to protect paintwork, the checkered cotton liner. This thing is downright civilized.
It’s also doubly waterproof, with a dry-wax shell that’s doubly reinforced—first, with a waterproof membrane underneath; and secondly, as part of it’s “Pro” upgrade to achieve Class A CE certification, it’s reinforced with abrasion resistant swaths of Cordura at critical abrasion zones.
The armor is plenty discreet and hides quite well, but and also goes in and out of the jacket quite easily should you want to wear the jacket out on the town.
We’re not usually fans of heavy branding, but when you’ve been around for almost a century and have a logo as cool as Belstaff’s phoenix, we make an exception. The Belstaff phoenix on the shoulder tops off the jacket with a touch of class.
- Wax Cotton 8.Oz
- Waterproof membrane
- Cotton check lining on body and inside pockets,
- Corduroy on neck collar and cuffs
- CE removable LP1 D3O on shoulders and elbows
- Pocket for back protector – size L Viper Level 1 or 2> Chest jet pocket, closed by metal zipper
- Lower jet pockets, closed by metal zipper
- Inside facing jet pocket, closed by coil zipper
- Reinforcements on shoulders and elbows
- Metal breathers under arm
- Adjusting side latch
- Cuff adjusting gusset with metal zipper
- Last central snap in rubber
About The Brand
The Belstaff brand has been coveted by motorcycle riders worldwide since its founding in Staffordshire, England, since 1924. The company’s rugged and waterproof waxed-cotton Trialmaster jacket is the stuff of legends—Steve-McQueen-certified cool since the mid 60s. Today the company retains its essential style, but now infuses it with tech—such as removable armor, abrasion resistant construction and covert waterproof membranes.
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