Viking Cycle Angel Fire Nomad USA Classic Cowhide Leather Motorcycle Biker Jacket for Men

What was sent to me is not the Angel Fire jacket! The leather is thin, overall cheap feel and fit, different labels, only 2 inside pockets, they didn't even bother finishing the little front cigarette pocket, it's missing the snap, and the sleeves are waay too loose and sloppy! And now I have to pay out of my pocket to return this cheap trash because THEY sent me the wrong item in the first place??

So, I bought this jacket with much skepticism. I have to say, it’s much heavier than you’d expect for the price. I opened the box and was amazed. Very strong material (cowhide) and the seems are quite strong. I didn’t see an option for a size Large so, as others in their reviews stated I should, I bought an XL. Glad I did. I believe the L would be too tight on my arms. As it is, the sleeves are very snug, but very comfortable. The waist isn’t as snug as I’d like, but I really can’t complain. When winter hits, I’ll be sporting this jacket a lot, as I’m a daily rider. I work on the Las Vegas Strip and cant wait to be seen in this jacket. Great Job, Viking. The pictures are of me styling this jacket in 110 degree heat, but I couldn’t miss the opportunity to show it off here on Amazon before winter comes. Hopefully it’s a cold one

Great Material and hardware however I must say that this jacket fits in a specific way. Most reviews say get a size larger but that is not true in some cases. I am about 6ft 2in, I am lean and moderately muscular, and if I had listened to many of the reviews and got a size Large instead of medium, I would have been swimming in the jacket. For those of you who are fit and slim, chose your actual size, because it seems this is designed for people who have a bit of a gut. My jacket is great, fits my arm width and length, my chest and shoulders as well, but I may need to get the belly area tapered do to its roominess. I’m not sure if sizing down would have helped or not. Just keep this in mind please.

The quality of this jacket is great! It's not HD - but it's also not $500. For what you spend on it, the quality is more than what you'd expect. The leather is soft, but also thick at the same time. I only just got mine, but the zippers seem to be heavy duty. And the pockets.....I'm not sure what I'm going to do with all of them! It also has the headphone thing whatever it is. The lining on mine doesn't come out, but I could care less. It was packaged well and shipped on time (I received it 3 days after ordering.) All in all: a fantastic purchase & I definitely recommend this product!My only heads up is on the sizing - about which people have written many different things. I read them all prior to purchasing & here's my two cents... I bought my first "biker jacket" (same style) back in 1992 & my second one in 2002. I have worn them every day of the fall & winter - it's kind of "my thing." I've always hated carrying a purse, so I stuff the pockets. Also, since 1992, I've always worn extremely oversized flannel shirts & sweatshirts (2-3XL.) My top half tends to end up being fairly bulky. Both of my previous jackets have been size 46, so when deciding which size to go with this time, I naturally picked XL since it says it's a 46-48 and I tend to like my stuff to fit loosely.In my opinion, the XL is a 48, not a 46. And without a doubt, I DEFINITELY agree with the person who said that the cut of this jacket is intended for someone with a belly. Trying on my last jacket immediately followed by this one, I can totally feel that this one is bigger in the shoulders and a LOT bigger in the belly - even after stuffing the pockets with all kinds of crap & wearing bulky clothing. Which is not a deal breaker for me because, like I said, I like my stuff to be roomy. But, I just thought I'd put it out there that the XL feels more like a 48 than a 46. Had I had the chance to try it on prior to purchasing, I might have actually gone with a Large - which is unheard of for me. But, it's a great jacket & I'm excited about wearing it so I don't care.For the record: I'm 5'6", 140 lbs, 34DD, 31" waist.

I used to have the same classic biker leather jacket back in high school. There are several brands that make these and the Harley dealership sells them with a Harley label on them for like $400 (to be fair they want $30-$40 for a t-shirt). I'd say the average price for a jacket like this (non-Harley) is about $150 give or take $50. So this jacket for $80 is a real bargain. If you order one that cost a little more maybe the leather is slightly better or something but I don't notice any glaring differences from a typical jacket of this type.The fit is exactly like your t-shirt size. I wear a medium t-shirt and they are fairly tight on me but not too tight to wear. I ordered a medium jacket and it fits just right with a t-shirt underneath. If you are going to wear a sweater or some other thing underneath then go up one size.I'm not fat and the torso didn't seem wide as one review put it. It is pretty standard fit. If anything the old jacket I had was long came down below the belt. This one comes to about belt length similar to a medium t-shirt. So some other brands are probably longer- but this is a nicer looking fit in some respects.The arms are really long which is normal for this jacket type. Again- different brands might have different variations on this. The old one I used to have had long arms but I think this one is slightly longer. This is because it is meant to be worn on a motorcycle with your arms extended you need extra long arm length to cover the whole arm in that position. But when wearing while not on a bike the arms probably come past your wrists.Everything is on par- nothing seems cheap about it. Good leather, good zippers and everything. Like I said the more expensive jackets you might get a slight upgrade on the materials. But do you really want to pay an extra $50 for a barely noticeable upgrade- it's up to you. People whining on here that it isn't the same quality as a $500 jacket or something are crazy.