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<blockquote data-quote="mtngunr" data-source="post: 4366521" data-attributes="member: 46104"><p>The jacket photo is terrible from fisheye cell phone lens, it wider up top than bottom and has waist taper...the old Evel Knievel movie line about tight leather helping hold broken bones in place....if you enjoy wearing two bags of sugar suspended either side from a rope across shoulders, you'll LOVE this jacket. There were some really good A2s available at the time for same money, and I thought hard about one, but they offered little protection and could not shake childhood memories of frayed cuffs on originals, and doubt they would have held up as long as this thing has.</p><p></p><p>PS- by weight, I mean this jacket made of leather normally reserved for chaps, boots, and blacksmith work aprons. Put this thing on the back of a chair and the chair will fall backwards.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtngunr, post: 4366521, member: 46104"] The jacket photo is terrible from fisheye cell phone lens, it wider up top than bottom and has waist taper...the old Evel Knievel movie line about tight leather helping hold broken bones in place....if you enjoy wearing two bags of sugar suspended either side from a rope across shoulders, you'll LOVE this jacket. There were some really good A2s available at the time for same money, and I thought hard about one, but they offered little protection and could not shake childhood memories of frayed cuffs on originals, and doubt they would have held up as long as this thing has. PS- by weight, I mean this jacket made of leather normally reserved for chaps, boots, and blacksmith work aprons. Put this thing on the back of a chair and the chair will fall backwards. [/QUOTE]
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