Comments on: Tested! Gryphon Vancouver jacket, Indy pants

By: Allan Briskin

Sat, 03 Aug 2024 21:42:10 +0000

I recently got a Gryphon leather jacket (the Portland). The quality is outstanding and the features (pockets, zips, etc.) well-placed. I do find it a bit heavy and the fit is tight.

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By: TK4

Thu, 02 Jun 2022 12:36:02 +0000

In reply to dav.

Gryphon is a Canadian company with a U.S. subsidiary – not unusual in this day and age.
Just an FYI – Joe Rocket is no longer a Canadian company owned by its founder Bruce Parker, but was bought out by its South American distributor a while ago. G-Max helmets, which started out as a wholly owned Canadian company was sold some time ago to (I believe) offshore interests.
Money makes the world go round – spend it on good quality as you see fit.

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By: dav

Thu, 02 Jun 2022 06:32:45 +0000

interesting that its a Canadian company that says it from Gryphonmoto.com Plus Five LLC
Indianapolis Indiana. Price point is about the same as companies that have been around for while. Thats the issue, first gear offer 3 years warranty. Really the last thing I want is drop this type of cash and 1.5 year of daily Vancouver use and it s leaking . Rather buy last years gear from places out of the usa like motorcycle closes out etc.

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By: TK4

Tue, 31 May 2022 09:16:19 +0000

Great writeup Zac. I’ve had the Tioga jacket for over a year now and its my go-to 3 season coat.
As you mentioned, I find it a wee bit warm for hot summer days when something with more mesh might be better. Glad to see a new Canadian player in the tech wear market.
BTW – here’s a link to the Canadian site with $ CDN pricing: https://www.gryphonmoto.ca/#/

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