Alpinestars Techstar Melt Racing Jersey & Pant Set – Premium MX Gear for Competitive Riders

Engineered for motocross athletes who demand peak performance, the Techstar Melt collection combines race-bred design with next-gen materials. The jersey and pants work in harmony to deliver unrestricted movement, strategic airflow, and durable protection – whether you’re pushing limits on the track or tackling aggressive trail rides.

Jersey Highlights:
– Laser-Cut Ventilation: Perforated chest/arm panels and seamless bonded cuffs maximize airflow during high-intensity riding
– Dynamic Fit: 4-way stretch poly-fabric with ergonomic inserts moves with your body, not against it
– Rider-First Design: No side/underarm seams prevent chafing, while extended rear coverage pairs perfectly with MX pants

Pant Innovations:
– SX2 Magnetic Buckle: Secure waist adjustment in seconds, even with gloves on
– 3D Babel Knee System: Reinforced goat leather inner knees + stretch mesh gussets for impact protection without sacrificing flexibility
– Strategic Material Zones: 600D poly-fabric on high-wear areas balances durability with ultra-light Stretchnet panels for breathability

Why Riders Choose Techstar Melt:
✔ Pro-Level Breathability – Laser perforations and moisture-wicking fabrics combat overheating in hot conditions
✔ Unrestricted Mobility – Precisely placed stretch zones outperform standard MX gear in elbow/knee flexion tests
✔ Durability Where It Counts – Fade-resistant graphics and rip-stop reinforcements withstand crashes and frequent washes

Ideal for: Competitive motocross athletes, hard enduro riders, and anyone seeking premium off-road gear that blends track performance with all-day trail comfort.

Techstar Melt vs Standard MX Gear:
| Feature | Techstar Melt | Typical Competitors |
|———————–|—————————-|—————————|
| Ventilation | Laser-cut + mesh zones | Basic perforations |
| Closure System | Magnetic SX2 buckle | Standard snap/velcro |
| Knee Construction | 3D Babel gusset + leather | Single-layer fabric |
| Weight | 15% lighter (avg.) | Heavier woven materials |