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PRODUCT GUIDE RACE DEVELOPED 02 www.rst-moto.com FOR THE ROAD AND TRACK www.rst-moto.com 03 2012 PRODUCT GUIDE WHATS IN STORE! Welcome to the 2012 RST collection. As always we’ve been working hard over the last twelve months to bring you some exciting new products. RST is the fastest growing and best selling brand in the UK. The reason is simple; RST is designed, developed and tested out of our Derbyshire facility by a small, dedicated and passionate R&D team. Read more about the RST development team on page 124. For 2012 we are opening the doors to our RST Race Dept, a facility which has been servicing our sponsored riders for the past six years. We are now able to offer this full in-house badging service for all RST customers (not just racers!). You now have the opportunity to have the same suits, same service, and the same experience as our BSB riders! For more details see our Race Dept section on page 136. As well as our comprehensive motorcycle range RST is breaking new ground with a range of cycle clothing for 2012. The RST CYCLE DIVISION has been created to bring the same values that define RST to a different breed of two wheeled rider! The passion the RST team have for two wheels (both with and without an engine!) can be seen in every product we produce. We hope you have as much fun wearing RST as we have had designing and developing the 2012 RST collection, the UK’s No.1! PRO SERIES 1PC / P.10 Jonny Towers, RST SIZES/MENS-LADIES European size conversion chart Mens uk size: 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 Mens eu size: 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 Ladies uk size: 10 12 14 16 Ladies eu size: 38 40 42 44 Although we strive to produce garments that are consistent in size across all ranges, the methods of production, the materials used, and the unique nature of motorcycle protective wear mean that for the best fit garments should be tried on before purchasing. If you have any questions your local dealer will be happy to help. For full size and fitting info please visit: www.rst-moto.com/sizing 04 www.rst-moto.com CONTENTS ARMOUR/6 MENSWEAR(CONT)/59 BOOTS(CONT)/111-115 6 RST CONTOUR PLUS PROTECTION 59 NEW KEVLAR CARGO JEAN 111 NEW STUNT UNISEX LEATHER BOOT 1509 MENS JN 1485 114 TRINITY WOMENS WP LEATHER BOOT 1525 WOMENS JEAN JN 1486 see pg74 115 NEW MX JUNIOR LEATHER BOOT 1537 MENSWEAR/10-58 WOMENSWEAR/62-74 LEATHER 1PC SUITS WP KIT/118 WOMENS LEATHER & TEXTILE JACKETS / JEANS / KEVLAR 10 PRO SERIES LEATHER 1PC 9025 118 NEW WATERPROOF JKT 1815 12 NEW TRACTECH R-SERIES 118 WATERPROOF JN 1811 LEATHER 1PC SUIT 1002 62 NEW SLICE LEATHER JKT/JN 118 WATERPROOF 1PC SUIT 1801 13 TRACTECH LEATHER 1PC 1001 WOMENS JKT 1013 / JN 1023 / JN SHORT LEG 1024 FOR MENS JKT/JN - SEE PG.22 LEATHER JACKETS / JEANS 64 MAYFAIR II WOMENS LEATHER JKT/JN WOMENS JKT 1193 / JN 1198 CASUAL/119 17 NEW PRO SERIES LEATHER JKT 1016 66 NEW SLICE TEXTILE JKT/JN WOMENS TEXTILE JKT 1344 / JN 1374 119 WINDSTOPPER MENS LONG SLEEVE TOP 0020 18 TRACTECH LEATHER JKT/JN NEW MENS WAX DENIM JEAN JN 0101 JKT 1011 / JN 1021 68 NEW PARAGON III TEXTILE WOMENS 3/4 JKT 1204 / JN 1215 NEW MENS BLUE DENIM JEAN JN 0101 22 NEW SLICE LEATHER JKT/JN FOR MENS JKT/JN - PLEASE SEE PG.34 MENS JKT 1012 / JN 1022 / JN SHORT LEG 1029 FOR WOMENS JKT /JN SEE PG.62 69 NEW DIVA TEXTILE JKT/JN 1390 / JN 1490 / JN SHORT LEG 1491 ACCESSORIES/120-121 24 STUNT MENS LEATHER 70 ZARA II WOMENS TEXTILE JKT 1466 / JN 1476 JKT 1085 / JN 1089 120 NEW TWB GILLET 0025 71 JESSIE WOMENS TEXTILE JKT 1393 / JN 1463 25 NEW MOTO MENS LEATHER JKT 1028 TWB LONG SLEEVE 0030 72 NEW KEVLAR WAX DENIM JEAN 1481 NEW 26 INTERSTATE MENS LEATHER FOR MENS JN 1480 see pg 56 NEW TWB PANT 0029 JKT 1141 / JN 1146 73 NEW KEVLAR DENIM JEAN 1483 121 NEW SSW SHORT SLEEVE 0027 FOR MENS JN 1482 see pg 58 TEXTILE JACKETS / JEANS / KEVLAR NEW SSW LONG SLEEVE 0028 74 NEW KEVLAR CARGO JEAN 1486 NEW BEANIE HAT 0001 FOR MENS JN 1485 see PG59 30 NEW PRO SERIES ADVENTURE III NEW STOP BACTERIA SOCKS 0004 TEXTILE 3/4 JKT 1222 / JN 1232 CONNECTION BELT MENS 0124 / WOMENS 0125 34 NEW PRO SERIES PARAGON III TEXTILE 3/4 JKT 1203 / JN 1213 / JN SHORT LEG 1214 GLOVES/80-101 FOR WOMENS JKT/JN - SEE PG.66 RACE DEPT/122-137 36 NEW PRO SERIES VENTILATOR III WP 80 MOTO PILOT EVO LEATHER RACE GLOVE 1569 SPORTS CUT TEXTILE JKT 1283 / JN 1233 81 TRACTECH LTHR RACE GLOVE 1580 122 DEVELOPMENT TEAM 38 RAPTOR 3/4 TEXTILE JKT 1323 82 NEW SLICE LTHR RACE GLOVE 1562 126 RIDERS/RACERS 39 NEW TOURMASTER 3/4 TEXTILE JKT 1326 83 NEW STUNT LTHR RACE GLOVE 1651 136 NEW BADGING DEPT 40 NEW ALPHA II WP 3/4 TEXTILE JKT 85 BLADE II LEATHER SPORT GLOVE 1595 JKT 1081 / JN 1471 86 DELTA LEATHER SPORT GLOVE 1540 41 SYNCRO JN 1345 / 87 REV LEATHER GLOVE 1594 CYCLE DIVISION/138 JN SHORT LEG 1346 / WOMENS 1347 90 TRACTECH WP LTHR RACE GLOVE 1584 44 NEW PRO SERIES JKT TEXTILE JKT 1354 138 NEW NEW HORIZONS 91 NEW SLICE WP LEATHER GLOVE 1596 47 TRACTECH TEXTILE JKT 1306 93 NEW ADVENTURE WP LTHR GLOVE 1576 48 NEW SLICE SPORT TEXTILE JKT 94 RAPTOR WP LEATHER GLOVE 1586 JKT 1343 / JN 1372 / JN SHORT LEG 1373 MENS FIT LADIES FIT MENS/LADIES FIT AVAILABLE 95 SHADOW WP GLOVE 1591 FOR WOMENS TEXTILE JKT/JN - SEE PG.66 NEWS AND INFORMATION 96 ALPHA WP TEXTILE/LEATHER GLOVE 1885 50 NEW MOTOPILOT II JKT 1316 97 REV WP LEATHER GLOVE 1599 51 NEW MOTO JKT 1361 98 NEW MAYFAIR WOMENS WP GLOVE 1880 52 NEW VENTEK JKT 1265 / JN 1385 99 ORCHID WOMENS GLOVE 1870 / WP 1875 TEXTILE JACKETS / JEANS / KEVLAR (CONTINUED) 101 MX-2 GLOVE 1551 / KIDS 1556 56 NEW KEVLAR WAX DENIM JEAN MENS JN 1480 BOOTS/106-111 WOMENS JEAN JN 1481 see pg 72 58 NEW KEVLAR DENIM JEAN 106 TRACTECH SPORT BOOT 1530 / WP1534 MENS JN 1482 108 NEW PARAGON LEATHER BOOT 1502 WOMENS JEAN JN 1483 see pg 73 110 RAPTOR WP LEATHER BOOT 1512 www.rst-moto.com 05 RST CONTOUR PLUS RST Contour Plus protectors combine comfort and protection due to the unique material BIOELASTAN working in unison with the products anatomically designed contours and strengthened segments. Thanks to the Temper foam elements which remembers its original form, it remains both stable and supple in cold and hot weather. Where other soft protectors get softer or harder depending on the temperature. PRODUCT TESTING CONTOUR PLUS Bioelastan is an amazing material designed and developed by the world famous POWERTECTOR company. It is made from a range of materials chosen for their impact energy-absorption, compatibility with both textile and leather garments, and its incredible consistency across a very wide range of tempera- tures. Over time, we have evolved our solution to these challenges until we developed a material that correctly addressed all the challenges in the sports protection environment. Most importantly, it absorbs energy very effectively and comfortably passes the stringent EN 1261-series CE homologa- tions. This results in a safe, comfortable protector for both road and racing. From the top of the range Pro Series through our ladies jacket and jeans through to our Kevlar jeans, the NEW RST Contour Plus Armour System is includ- ed in the standard purchase price of RST garments. Visit www.rst-moto.com to find more information on the new RST Contour Plus Soft Armour System. 06 www.rst-moto.com CE APPROVAL AS STANDARD CONTOUR PLUS A HIP MODEL No. 1902 B ELBOW/STD KNEE MODEL No. 1904 C BACK MODEL No. 1901 D LONG KNEE MODEL No. 1906 E SHOULDER MODEL No. 1903 LADIES SHOULDER MODEL No. 1907 (NOT SHOWN) LADIES ELBOW MODEL No. 1908 (NOT SHOWN) All 2012 RST jackets are produced with a pocket designed to take our NEW RST Contour Plus back protector. Please note: See individual products to find out if an actual back protector is fitted as standard. C We guarantee every garment we make for a full 12 months, and this includes RST Contour Plus. If you are not satisfied with any A of our products at the time you purchase it, or it does not perform to your satisfaction at any time during this period we will refund or replace the product. Damage created by normal wear and tear is not covered. Riders like ex MotoGP and World Supersport double World Champion Andrew Pitt, Multiple and record breaking TT Road B Race Winner Ian Hutchinson, 3x BSB Champion Niall Mackenzie and Jamie Whitham all ride with RST Contour Plus System armour in their race suits. Exactly the same system as used across the entire 2012 RST range of clothing. SPEC: D E Material: Bioelastan ARMOUR: ALL ITEMS SRP £9.99 SIZES: ONE SIZE COLOURS: AS SHOWN TRIED, TESTED AND DEVELOPED BY WORLD CHAMPIONS www.rst-moto.com 07 LEATHER 1PC SUITS 08 www.rst-moto.com LEATHER 1PC SUITS 1PC LEATHER www.rst-moto.com 0 LEATHER 9 1PC SUITS LEATHER 1PC SUITS 1PC SUIT MODEL No.
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