Differences in 509 Outerwear

509 offers a variety of outerwear designed to meet the needs of different riding styles and weather conditions. Here’s a breakdown of some key differences between their outerwear lines:


Fabric Technologies

5Tech:


Waterproofness: 10,000mm waterproof rating.

Breathability: 10,000g/m² breathability rating.

Construction: Two-layer construction with a liner to protect the waterproof breathable membrane.

Use Case: Suitable for general snowmobiling and outdoor activities1.

5Tech Pro:


Waterproofness: 20,000mm waterproof rating.

Breathability: 20,000g/m² breathability rating.

Construction: Three-layer construction with a stretch woven face material for enhanced flexibility.

Use Case: Ideal for more demanding conditions and active riding, providing superior protection and moisture management1.

Outerwear Collections

Allied Collection:


Fabric: Utilizes 5Tech material.

Features: Triple-stitched, hybrid construction with 5Tech Stretch panels for improved flexibility.

Design: Focuses on durability and weatherproofing, suitable for various snowmobiling styles1.

Stoke Collection:


Fabric: Features advanced 5Tech Pro material.

Features: Enhanced waterproofness and breathability, with a focus on high performance.

Design: Includes features like larger vents and more flexible materials, ideal for aggressive riding1.

Mono Suits

Allied Mono Suit:


Insulation: Available in both shell and insulated versions.

Ventilation: Strategic venting for temperature control.

Fit: Designed for a balance of mobility and protection2.

Stoke Mono Suit:


Insulation: Primarily a shell suit with advanced venting options.

Ventilation: Features larger vents for better airflow.

Fit: Focuses on maximum flexibility and performance2.

Men’s vs. Women’s Outerwear

Fit and Design: The primary difference lies in the fit and design tailored to the anatomical differences between men and women. Women’s outerwear often features a more contoured fit and different color options3.

Choosing the Right Outerwear

For General Use: The Allied Collection with 5Tech material offers a good balance of durability and weather protection.

For High Performance: The Stoke Collection with 5Tech Pro material provides superior waterproofness, breathability, and flexibility for demanding conditions.

For Versatility: Mono suits like the Allied and Stoke offer comprehensive protection and are available in both shell and insulated versions to suit different needs.

Each line of 509 outerwear is designed to meet specific needs, so consider your riding style and the conditions you’ll be facing to choose the best option for you.


If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!


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