BECK® 666 Distressed Horsehide Leather Motorcycle Jacket

The BECK® 666 Northeaster Flying Togs is the distressed horsehide version of the Northeaster line — 1.3mm front quarter horsehide, aniline drum-dyed and tumbled for 60 minutes to produce a naturally broken-in surface from the factory. The drum-tumbling process works the leather fibers open without artificial surface coatings, producing the aged appearance and hand-feel of a jacket that has been ridden in for years, before the first mile.

Front quarter horsehide at 1.3mm is the densest, most tightly-grained section of the hide — more wind-resistant and abrasion-resistant than cowhide at equivalent thickness. Made by BECK®'s Northeaster Flying Togs label, which has produced horsehide riding gear in the USA since 1928. Stitched with Perma Core thread by American & Efird (A&E). Solid brass YKK zippers. Café racer mandarin collar with snap closure. Two concealed carry pistola pockets, approximately 9 inches deep. 100% cotton buffalo plaid flannel lining. Bi-swing back and vented underarm gussets. Zippered sleeve cuffs with wind flaps. Lifetime Guarantee from Legendary USA.

Note: natural scarring and grain variation are characteristics of authentic horsehide, not defects.

• 1.3mm genuine front quarter horsehide — aniline drum-dyed
• Tumbled 60 minutes — naturally distressed surface from day one
• BECK® Northeaster Flying Togs construction since 1928
• Perma Core thread by American & Efird (A&E)
• Solid brass YKK zippers throughout
• Café racer mandarin collar with snap closure
• 2 concealed carry pistola pockets, 9" deep
• 100% cotton buffalo plaid flannel lining
• Bi-swing back + vented underarm gussets
• Zippered sleeve cuffs with wind flaps
• Lifetime Guarantee from Legendary USA
• Made in the USA

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