Pinkie and I were at the Great American Motorcycle Show in Norcross, GA (Atlanta) this weekend, and saw the Fox Creek leather booth. I saw them there the last time I went to the show, but my $60 Pakistani jacket was just fine then. Well, now that all of the shiny steel snaps have rusted, and its good and stiff, I figured I'd take a look at their stuff again.
It was love at first feel. Man, that leather feels just like buttah. So soft, and so supple. Pinkie was sporting her new HD pink leather jacket she got for Christmas, so we had a "quality" HD jacket to compare to the Fox Creek product.
Hands down, no comparison. The Fox Creek leather is a lot softer than the leather that is in her jacket.
The girl that was helping us was really helpful in spending our money. We were lucky tho, we got away only buying one jacket, 2 pairs of chaps and some new gloves.
I got the new updated racing jacket. The liner now runs all the way down the sleeves, making it feel like a parka. I plan on ordering the older style liner that doesn't go all the way down the sleeves for the not so cold days.
I should have the new jacket in a couple of days as they did not have my size in the updated jacket at the show, just last year's model. I'm not in any hurry, and for the same money, wanted to go with the long-liner version.
When we got home, we compared the new chaps to our existing, rusty-snap, rain-soaked-many-times, made in Pakistan chaps. Don't get me wrong, they have done well over the last 6 years. Once again, the comparison was not even close. Our old chaps felt like wimpy cardboard comapred to the new ones. I'm sure all the times they've gotten wet has something to do with how stiff they are.
All I can say is two thumbs

up for Fox Creek Leather products. Made in the USA, and guaranteed for life. And the feel..... it's like buttah.
Chief