Jokowi Shows Outfit Of Domestic Products While Speeding In Mandalika, What Is The Price?

Jokowi at the Mandalika Circuit (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) said he chose to use a helmet to shoes produced in the country while speeding at the Mandalika Circuit before carrying out the inauguration on Friday, November 12 yesterday.

"I tried the Mandalika Circuit completely with the support of domestic products", Jokowi said as quoted from his official Twitter account @jokowi on Sunday, November 14.

I tried the Mandalika Circuit completely with the support of domestic products. The helmets, jackets, pants, gloves, and shoes that I use are the work of the skilled hands of the nation's children. Comfortable to wear and safe to use. And quite stylish, right? pic.twitter.com/i83quNo0Hw

— Joko Widodo (@jokowi) November 14, 2021

In the upload, the outfits of the nation's children are detailed in full. President Jokowi chose to use a jacket produced by Rabbit & Wheels from Bandung, West Java, which is an official store at an e-commerce store that costs IDR 1,465,000 but is currently out of stock.

As for the helmet, Jokowi chose the RSV Helmet of the RSV Half Face-RSV SV300 type made in Bandung, West Java. In one e-commerce, this helmet is priced at around IDR 600 thousand.

Furthermore, for gloves, the former Governor of DKI Jakarta chose Bellissimo from Tangerang, Banten. Judging from e-commerce, these gloves cost between IDR 525 thousand to IDR 563 thousand.

For pants, President Jokowi while speeding at the Mandalika Circuit turned out to be using Continmoto Osiris Riding Parts made in Cimahi, West Java. At the official store in an e-commerce store, the price of one pair of pants is IDR 855 thousand.

Finally, for shoes, he uses NAH Project type YAS Flexknit 3.0 - Carbon Black. These shoes are made in Bandung, West Java, and are priced at around IDR 400 thousand.

He said the product was comfortable to use and its safety was also unquestionable. After all, his entire outfit during the race at the Mandalika Circuit was also stylish.

"Helmets, jackets, pants, gloves, and even the shoes that I use are the work of the skilled hands of the nation's children. Comfortable to wear and safe to use. And quite stylish, isn't it", he concluded.