Oxford Stormland D2D MS Jacket Desert/Black/Orange 2XL only
Discount 25% - In Stock items only, we are unable to get more at present
For riders who demand the very best in wet weather gear, the highly versatile Stormland Dry2Dry™ Trilaminate adventure j [Read more ...]
Discount 25% - In Stock items only, we are unable to get more at present For riders who demand the very best in wet weather gear, the highly versatile Stormland Dry2Dry™ Trilaminate adventure jacket and pant offers unparalleled performance due to its highly waterproof and breathable outer shell, downpour-beating features and plethora of vents.
A WarmDry™ thermal layer features Polartec® Power Grid™ stretch in key areas, allowing the mid layer to move with you without sacrificing warmth.
Strip out this removable layer, zip open the large chest vents (which are secured by a magnetic fastening for ease of use), unzip the upper arm vents and cooling airflow is channeled directly to the body. Dual vertical exhaust vents on the back help warm air exit the jacket.
Key Features
Protection
• CE AA Certified (EN 17092-3:2020)
• Level 2 CE shoulder & elbow protectors (EN 1621-1:2012)
• SuperFabric® shoulder reinforcement for improved abrasion resistance
• 360° reflective printing for night-time visibility
• YKK long and short connecting zips allows jacket attachment for a secure protective fastening
• Back protector pocket
Climate Control
• Dry2Dry™ Trilaminate construction - 10,000mm waterproof rating, 10,000g/m2/24hrs breathability rating
• WarmDry™ removable thermal liner with Polartec® Power Grid stretch thermal zones
• Large foldback chest vents can be easily magnetically fastened open with one hand
• 6 direct ventilation zones: 2 large chest vents, 2 zippers at the upper arm and 2 vertical zippers on the back
• Water-resistant zippers on all exposed openings
• Dual cuff construction with wrist gaiter to create a water and windproof seal between glove and jacket
• Removable waterproof neck gaiter in stretch trilaminate fabric for a perfect waterproof and windproof seal between helmet and jacket with microfleece backing for next-to-skin comfort
• Under and over centre opening plackets for increased water resistance
Fabric & Construction
• Durable high-tenacity nylon outer shell offers exceptional strength-to-weight ratio
• Ripstop nylon fabric targeted in critical impact zones for increased abrasion resistance
• Bar tack stitching reinforces stress points
• Neoprene rolled collar edge for next-to-skin comfort
Adjustability & Fit
• Accordion stretch panels above the elbow for increased freedom of movement
• Drawcord adjustable hem
• Tri-glide webbing adjustment at the upper arm and waist
• 5 point press stud collar adjustment
• Elasticated loop and TPU hook at the collar for collar foldback
• Dropped rear hemline
Storage
• 2 x front box pockets
• Rear box pocket
• Rear mesh pocket for drying wet gloves
• 2 x side pockets
• Internal waterproof napoleon pocket
• Internal elasticated mesh pockets
Details
• RECCO® reflector in the right upper arm makes you searchable in the event you need rescuing.
The RECCO reflector makes you searchable to the rescuers. RECCO reflectors are lightweight passive transponders that require no power or activation to function. They consist of a diode and an antenna.
RECCO reflectors are designed to last a lifetime and do not age or wear out. If not mechanically damaged they will last forever.
Reviews
"In the wet test, the Stormland kept all water out, particularly with the storm collar preventing any water getting in past a soaked neck tube and down the neck" - RiDE Magazine - RIDE Recommend winner, May 2023
Reviews
10/06/2026
Rating: Bought my Stormland Jacket and Trousers (Size Large), September last year. Racked many MANY 1000's of miles since then, and have been very happy with them (Mostly*).Had the Alpinestars Andes gear before that, which was decent enough and lasted me years. One thing i didn't like was while the Drystar kept (most of) the wet out, when the outer fabric got wet, it weighed a ton and took forever to dry out. So, when i stumbled across the Stormland gear, i thought it would be a good upgrade, being laminated. NOT having a level 2 back protector is an odd choice, considering how well protected the rest of jacket is. But bought a level 2 while at the shop, as (of course) the one n my outgoing Andes is a different shape)Been great in the cold, and now it's finally warming up the vents keep me cooler than my regular summer jacket. The cuffs take a bit of getting used to, but are an upgrade usually found on more expensive jackets from what i've read. (Mostly*) Only whinge i do have, is the buckles on the braces do not stay in place. Tighten them up, and they will slowly slide back down again. Which can be slightly annoying. There is no form of 'teeth' on the buckles. Spent this evening getting the buckles in the right place, then sewing them in place. Tim
