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Basilisk ADV Enduro Touring Jacket - Overview | Mosko Moto

The Basilisk Jacket is our waterproof/breathable enduro-touring kit for long-distance, multi-day moto trips through primarily off-road terrain. It combines high-performance materials with clean lines and minimalist design. With an articulated fit for freedom of motion and easy layering, the Basilisk is designed to work with separate armor systems for superior protection and better versatility. It packs smaller than a traditional ADV jacket for stashing on your bike when things get hot.
The Basilisk is incredibly waterproof and incredibly breathable. The body fabric is a highly abrasion-resistant eVent Expedition 3-layer, using eVent's proprietary Direct Venting™ technology. Heat and water vapor move directly through the air-permeable membrane, allowing your body to breathe freely and stay comfortable. With a 30,000mm on the water column (100 feet of water pressure), with an MVTR of 10,000 g/m/d, .06cfm air permeability, and DWR to keep you dry in wet conditions. It's the only air-permeable riding jacket we have come across and it has the highest waterproof ratings we've ever seen. To improve the Basilisk 2.0’s ability to shed water, we added storm flaps to all external zippers. In high abrasion areas like the shoulders, back, and elbows, we added Super Fabric® ceramic platelets on a 600D waterproof/breathable overlay for added strength. With double-layer fabric, you can crash repeatedly and still stay dry. Our zippers are top-of-the-line water-repellent YKK Vislon Aquaguard: they won't clog with dust and grime, and they're easy to operate one-handed with gloves. There are two external hand pockets and two chest pockets. (One external, one internal), with six substantial vents placed strategically for maximum airflow. On the inside we eliminated hanging liners entirely, reducing weight, bulk, and heat. In high abrasion areas like the shoulders and elbows, laminated patches protect the tricot lining.
The Basilisk jacket is designed to work with separate body armor for extended enduro-touring trips. This not only offers better protection but also makes it a more versatile jacket across the wide range of conditions you experience on extended trips. If you've never used separate body armor, here are the reasons we love it:
- Temperature Management: Riding hard in a hot climate with separate armor, you can remove your jacket without losing your protection. On a hot day riding offroad in the desert, taking your jacket off is a game-changer. This is particularly valuable when moving slower through challenging terrain where airflow is limited.
- Impact Protection: Separate armor has better coverage and holds the pads closer to your body, so they're exactly where they need to be in a crash. Armor pads suspended loosely in the hanging liner of a motorcycle jacket are insufficient for riding off-road where crashes are more common.
The jacket that accomplishes its mission with the least features, is best. That's the Basilisk. It's light, nimble, waterproof, and breathable, with only the pockets and vents you need and nothing else.
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  • @KellyWhitehouse
    @KellyWhitehouse Жыл бұрын

    The real magic of the Basilisk is the incredible number of truly useful features and yet it looks super clean and tidy when it's on. So many of the "ADV style" jackets look like they came out of a Transformer movie. It's got everything you need and nothing that you don't. The layering concept is where it's at. F.U. Basilisk FTW!

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    Жыл бұрын

    We believe the jacket that accomplishes its mission with the least features is best. Stoked you feel the same! Thanks for your support and feedback. 🙏

  • @81722Les

    @81722Les

    6 ай бұрын

    i agree with you...

  • @BasecampNorth
    @BasecampNorth Жыл бұрын

    Amazing jacket evolved! And we love the new design and color! Great job!!

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you! Always appreciate your feedback!

  • @Ivan_1986
    @Ivan_1986 Жыл бұрын

    Here we go. I am sold.🤝 And a new hard shell is exactly what I am currently looking for after rocking one from Haglöfs for 6 or 7 years or so and it just started to show it’s age and fall apart. Love great design quality gear.

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for your interest and support, Ivan! A quality hard shell is key!

  • @davekarl2256
    @davekarl225610 ай бұрын

    Why no included HOOD? Especially surprised at this omission given Mosko’s preference for design features that are similar to high end alpine climbing apparel. Will your next generation perhaps incorporate a hood addition? I did a 3 week trip to Canadian Maritimes earlier this year and it rained every day, a hat worked but a hood would have been much better. If designed properly it needn’t compromise the on moto experience when it’s rolled or stowed away in the collar.

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    10 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the feedback! We'll pass this on to our Design Department. We're not against adding a hood to the Basilisk, but it's not something anyone has asked for before. We'll definitely talk about it in the next design meeting!

  • @81722Les

    @81722Les

    6 ай бұрын

    im honestly trying to rationalize and visualise a hood when you will be wearing a helmet plus a hood just adds extra weight to your neckline and makes your neck area bulky supporting a helmet and then a hood + the flapping in the wind

  • @davekarl2256

    @davekarl2256

    6 ай бұрын

    @@81722Les is hood is only the advantageous when you are off the bike with no helmet and camping.

  • @BraapPacker
    @BraapPacker Жыл бұрын

    Can we get a tan and black instead of tan / orange please … or a green/black or green/tan/black … yellow and orange no bueno

  • @Brian.A.Simmons

    @Brian.A.Simmons

    Жыл бұрын

    Second that. More color options would be great!

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    11 ай бұрын

    Thanks for your feedback! We're getting ready to launch our new apparel colors later this Fall or early Winter!

  • @Darkracer89
    @Darkracer898 ай бұрын

    could you elaborate on how often the jacket should be washed? i will be on a 5 year rtw camping mainly so everyday exposure. as far as i understood the eVent membrane, it will leak water when dirty from oils mainly. i used goretex for over 10 years and never head an issue being wet from the rain. i would like to switch to your product because i believe in your construction. i am also happy to see the incorperation of the layering armor since thats what we will use on the rtw. the missing flap and gutters for the zip is what held me back on the predecessor so thank you for the update.

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    8 ай бұрын

    Hey, Dakarracer89. It sounds like you have an epic trip coming up! EVent works under the same principles as other waterproof membranes. I would wash EVent the same way you have washed previous jackets, and if you find yourself in a city, you may use a liquid-free rinsing soap or gentle detergent. Avoid detergents that contain fabric softeners, fragrances, whiteners, or colorants. If you're using a washer, choose a delicate setting, and always hang dry!

  • @austinman1234567
    @austinman12345678 ай бұрын

    Having always worn jackets with armor built in, is my understanding correct that I would wear separate armor? I'm not saying that is a bad thing, just trying to understand how this works. Thanks.

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    8 ай бұрын

    Hey Austinman - You're correct! Our apparel has been designed with wearing separate armor in mind. That way, you can get armor that better fits your body and since it's closer to your body, it'll be in place if you need it. Additionally, if it's hot outside or you don't need the weather/abrasion protection you can remove the jacket to ride in jersey and armor.

  • @kee7678
    @kee76787 ай бұрын

    Do riders where armor underneath it all the time, or do they just throw it on and go without armor underneath?

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    7 ай бұрын

    Typically, riders wear armor underneath the jacket when out riding. However, everyone has different risk tolerances, so you can wear whatever makes you comfortable underneath.

  • @DragosStefan
    @DragosStefan6 ай бұрын

    Can this thing accomodate a slim hydration backpack underneath? (wearing one over the vents makes no sense). I do dislike the lack of a liner, my fav hard shells have one and it's very useful in both moisture management and protecting the membrane.

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    5 ай бұрын

    You could wear a slim hydration bladder underneath if you have the jacket large enough for there to be space.

  • @brandonellis2982
    @brandonellis2982 Жыл бұрын

    Another item for my wish list 💷💷💷💷💷🙄🙄🙄 Maybe Mosko could initiate a periodic customer “lottery” for top some top spec/priced products for folks who, well, just can’t currently find the readies for the items at the top of their wish list! 🤪😂🙄😉🤷‍♂️

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    Жыл бұрын

    That's a great idea, Brandon! Basilisk giveaway coming up - stay tuned. 😃

  • @kenthill4124
    @kenthill4124 Жыл бұрын

    Will you be getting more of the red and dry earth colors in larger sizes soon?

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey Kent! We won't be restocking the Basilisk until end of November 2023, which is also when we'll be releasing new color ways.

  • @jthelakes147
    @jthelakes1474 ай бұрын

    Maybe a little too good? No stock on the web site!

  • @MoskoMoto

    @MoskoMoto

    4 ай бұрын

    We're getting our resupply of Basilisk Jackets in June!

  • @jthelakes147

    @jthelakes147

    4 ай бұрын

    @@MoskoMoto Thank you for the kind reply. Unfortunately going away early May, I’ll have to be patient!