ZEESMOTO Graphite Horizon Adventure Textile Motorcycle Suit - CE Armored

The Graphite Horizon is a two-piece adventure touring suit built for dual-sport use: long tarmac transits punctuated by rougher going, in weather that changes over the course of a day. It is the men's counterpart to the women's textile suits in the ZEESMOTO range, and the most storage-oriented set in the line.

Key features

• Climate control: Extensive mesh panelling on the chest and back for ventilation in warm weather
• Adventure-ready storage: Dual front cargo pockets and a large rear pouch sized for liners, maps or a spare pair of gloves
• Protection: Hard-shell external shoulder sliders, internal CE-certified knee armor, internal armor pockets, and neon yellow reflective piping for 360° visibility
• Custom fit: Adjustable waist straps, arm fasteners and zippered gussets
• Construction: Heavy-duty abrasion-resistant textile chassis

Why the rear pouch matters on an adventure suit

The large rear pocket is the feature that separates an adventure suit from a sport-touring one. When you strip a thermal liner at a roadside stop, it has to go somewhere, and stopping to unstrap a top box every time the temperature changes is how riders end up simply not adjusting and being uncomfortable instead. Being able to stuff a liner into the back of the jacket means you actually use the layering system the suit was built around.

External sliders versus internal armor

The shoulder sliders sit on the outside of the shell. On a low-side, a hard external surface is what lets the shoulder skate across tarmac rather than grab it — grabbing is what spins a rider and turns a slide into a tumble. The knee armor is internal and CE-certified, positioned inside the trouser rather than on the surface.

Fit and sizing

A wide size range is listed, from 3XS upward. Adventure suits are worn over more clothing than any other category, so size for a cold-morning configuration rather than a warm-afternoon one. Check the chest, waist and inseam measurements against the size chart before ordering rather than relying on your usual jacket size.

Best for

Dual-sport and adventure touring, long-distance road work, and riders who want one suit to cover a full range of conditions rather than a summer set and a winter set.