When we were little kids, a makeshift cape offered instant superpowers. Slip it around your shoulders and suddenly you felt a little braver, faster, stronger. As adventure riders, our gear is the grown-up cape. More than protection, quality kit gives us the confidence to ride harder and chase bigger challenges… even if those challenges might not reach the heights of trials champion and extreme enduro rider Pol Tarrés.

But lucky for us, REV’IT! has now partnered up with Tarrés, co-creating a dedicated line of ADV apparel. Shaped by his input from all those rally stages and brutal hard-enduro trails on his trusty Yamaha Tenere 700s, the new collection blends protection, ventilation, and weather resistance in gear designed for those who push beyond the limits of standard adventure equipment. We might not have Pol’s superpowers, but thanks to REV’IT!, we can now wear his cape.

Vision H2O Jacket

The Vision H2O is the cornerstone of the Tarrés collection. It uses a Hydratex 3L laminated construction that combines three layers into one durable shell: an outer textile, a waterproof-breathable membrane, and a soft inner lining. The outer mixes tough ripstop Cordura panels for abrasion resistance with incorporated stretch panels to aid mobility. Venting is comprehensive, with zippered intake vents on the biceps and lower forearms, as well as vertical exhaust vents off the shoulder blades to move air through the jacket. 

Impact protection is handled by CE Level-1 removable armor at the shoulders and elbows, and the shell will also accept REV’IT!’s optional SeeSoft back and chest protectors. Fit adjustments include cuff and hem cinching, and the neck gets a soft, padded liner to reduce rubbing and chafing. There’s no thermal liner included, so insulation is handled by layering up or down depending on weather and level of exertion. This Tarrés-branded jacket comes in Red/Black and is sold in sizes S–4XL for $689.99.

Africa Jacket

Built for the kind of heat where Pol often trains and races, the Africa is a high-flow shell that uses extensive mesh for maximum airflow. REV’IT! says 70% of the jacket is “built to breathe,” yet this shell is still highly protective with abrasion-resistant ripstop nylon located in all potential impact zones and SeeSmart CE Level-1 removable armor inserts at the shoulders and elbows, with pockets to receive optional back and chest protectors. The shell carries an EN 17092 Class AA rating, impressive for a mesh-style garment. 

Storage is streamlined, yet plentiful, with hip hand-warmer pockets, a chest pocket with incorporated goggle wipe, a lower-back stash pocket, and an internal pocket for securing your phone. REV’IT! says the Africa shell is also compatible with modern airbag vests, so if you wear one, you’ll want to buy one size up. Available in Black-Red, sizes XS–3XL, the Africa jacket goes for $399.99.

Morocco Jacket

This stylish element is a purpose-built off-road layer with old-school rally-raid vibes and modern function. The Morocco uses stretch soft-shell with 3-layer lamination to remain comfortable during long stints standing on the pegs. Venting includes zippered chest intakes and rear exhaust vents to keep air moving. There’s no armor, of course, as it’s meant to be worn over a chest protector, but it does carry a Class B abrasion certification. Storage is generous with multiple front cargo pockets, two rear pockets, and a hydration-bladder pocket with tube routing. Partially ventilated and positioned by REV’IT! as a pure off-road jacket, the Morocco is available in Sand-Red, sizes XS–4XL for $329.99.

Lejano Pants

The Pol-inspired in-boot Lejano pants take cues from REV’IT!’s Dirt line-up and are built for aggressive stand-up off-road riding. Lejano, Spanish for “faraway,” is a nod to Pol’s roots as well as the go-far brief of this collection. These pants are built to stretch where you need mobility, so construction is a mix of abrasion-resistant ripstop Cordura with added stretch panels to allow for maximum agility. The inner liner is made from CoolMax mesh to help manage heat, while a silicone waistband and grip seat panel keep the fit locked while you’re at work on the bike. And when the pace picks up, zippered upper-thigh vents add airflow. CE-rated armor at the knees and hips helped these raid-ready pants earn an EN 17092 Class A certification. The Lejanos can be yours for $399.99 in Black/Red and sizes XS–XXL with Short and Standard length options.

Thirteen Jersey

The Thirteen Jersey takes its name straight from Pol Tarrés’ hallmark #13 — a number he’s raced under for years and is now woven into his identity, whether it’s his socials or the prolific Trece Racing Society, the creative crew behind his many video projects, including the stunning Seeker series. The graphic treatment leans into that signature calling card and fans will recognize it immediately. Built as a lightweight, overshirt to be worn over body armor, it uses durable, stretchy, breathable Lycra to keep air moving during high-output off-road riding, with a relaxed cut for easy layering. Available in Sand and Black, sizes XS–3XL, for $139.99.

Escondido Gloves

A stripped-down, warm-weather short-cuff glove developed directly from Pol’s preferred setup, the Escondido focuses on feel and control. You get a snug neoprene cuff with hook-and-loop closure, a microfiber palm with a grip patch, a touchscreen-capable fingertip, and targeted Temperfoam padding at the palm and thumb-knuckle plus a polyurethane palm slider. Certified to EN 13594 Level 1, the Escondido glove is available in Sand and Red and sizes S–3XL for $76.99.

Tacto Gloves

For riders who want maximum lever feel in the dirt, the Tacto gloves strip it down to essentials. With ultra-thin stretch Lycra on top, a microfiber palm, mesh between the fingers, and no hard knuckle piece or extra padding by design, these are listed as an off-road glove. The short cuff uses a pull tab and hook-and-loop closure, and the all-mesh, high-airflow build keeps air moving. Available in Sand and Red, sizes S–3XL, for $54.99.

Trazada Sweater

This has got to be the coolest item in the Pol Tarrés collection, and REV’IT! notes it’s a hard commodity to keep in stock. A ride-ready casual layer with real protection, the Trazada (Spanish for “racing line”) earns an AA safety rating and includes CE Level-1 rated shoulder and elbow armor, plus a pocket for an optional CE-level 2 back protector. It uses a stretch outer over a comfort mesh lining, finished with a knit collar, knit cuffs, and thumb loops. Practical touches include a short connection zipper and laminated reflective elements. If you can land one, the Trazada comes in sizes XS–3XL and sells for $299.99.

Author: Jamie Elvidge

Jamie has been a motorcycle journalist for more than 30 years, testing the entire range of bikes for the major print magazines and specializing in adventure-travel related stories. To date she’s written and supplied photography for articles describing what it’s like to ride in all 50 states and 43 foreign countries, receiving two Lowell Thomas Society of American Travel Writer’s Awards along the way. Her most-challenging adventure yet has been riding in the 2018 GS Trophy in Mongolia as Team AusAmerica’s embedded journalist.