Complete motorcycle gear for under €300: jacket + trousers + gloves Invictus
One of the most common excuses for not wearing motorcycle gear is: “it’s too expensive”. And it’s true that if you go to Dainese or Alpinestars, the jacket alone can cost more than a monthly motorcycle payment. But what if I told you that you can kit yourself out from head to toe — jacket, trousers and gloves, all with CE protectors — for under €300?
With Invictus, you can. And we’re not talking about discount bin gear. We’re talking about Spanish design, quality Cordura, real aramid and certified CE protectors.
The budget pack: €288.90
The cheapest combination with real protection:
| Item | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jacket | Invictus Icaro (summer, mesh + Cordura) | €124 |
| Trousers | Invictus Nairobi (waterproof, membrane) | €125 |
| Gloves | Invictus El Bribón (Cordura, CE) | €39.95 |
| TOTAL | €288.95 | |
For under €290 you get CE protection on shoulders, elbows, knees, hips and hands. Waterproof membrane on the trousers. Ventilation on the jacket. All with free shipping.
The all-year pack: €358.90
If you want a triple-layer jacket to use in all four seasons:
| Item | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jacket | Invictus Heracles (triple-layer Cordura) | €164 |
| Trousers | Invictus Wayne (aramid + CE, slim cut) | €135 |
| Gloves | Invictus Artic (4-season, membrane) | €54.95 |
| TOTAL | €353.95 | |
With this pack you don’t need anything else all year. The Heracles has a removable waterproof membrane, removable thermal lining and CE protectors. The Wayne look like normal jeans. The Artic work from January to December.
The café racer pack: €409.90
For those who want classic style with leather:
| Item | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jacket | Invictus Dédalo Summer (perforated leather) | €145 |
| Trousers | Invictus Eastwood (aramid, classic cut) | €139 |
| Gloves | Invictus El Truhan (long leather, café racer) | €54.95 |
| TOTAL | €338.95 | |
Genuine leather, aramid jeans and long leather gloves — the complete café racer look for under €340. That costs a dinner for two at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
The women’s pack: from €299.90
Invictus has women-specific models with tailored cuts:
| Item | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jacket | Invictus Diana (short Cordura, 3 colors) | €125 |
| Trousers | Invictus Wayne women (aramid, slim) | €135 |
| Gloves | Invictus El Bribón (Cordura, CE) | €39.95 |
| TOTAL | €299.95 | |
How is this possible?
Invictus designs in Vitoria (Basque Country, Spain) and manufactures with European quality control. It does not pay multi-million euro MotoGP sponsorships. It does not inflate prices for the logo. The result: real gear at a fair price.
We’re not saying that Invictus is better than Dainese or Alpinestars. We’re saying that for 99% of riders — those who commute to work, those who ride down to the village on weekends, those who do trips with friends — Invictus gives you more than you need at a price you can afford.
Comparison with other brands
| Pack (jacket + trousers + gloves) | Invictus | Alpinestars | Rev’it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Textile jacket with CE protectors | €124-193 | €250-400 | €200-350 |
| Aramid jeans + CE | €125-169 | €200-300 | €180-270 |
| CE gloves | €39.95-54.95 | €60-120 | €50-100 |
| Basic pack total | ~€290 | ~€510 | ~€430 |
The difference is not in the protection — they all carry CE. The difference is what you pay over and above the material.
How to buy
- Online: invictusapparel.es — free shipping, free first size exchange
- In store: The Urban Rider, Francisco de Sales 38, Madrid — the official store where you can try everything on
There’s no excuse not to ride protected. With €290 you carry full gear from head to toe (well, from shoulders to toe — the helmet is another story).
“Only for bike heroes” — and heroes take care of their own. Starting with themselves.