Well, she's obviously a good fit for the RevIt!, or the other way 'round. I bought the Dakar jacket / pants a few years ago, and I was dismayed at the TINY! pockets on the dang jacket... I knew right away they were designed by and for smaller Euro-sized people. Like Noraly. For me, I can barely get three fingers in the "cargo" pockets on the front.
My reflective striping, the rubberized logos, the wraparound neck piece which quickly stretched and became useless... I had numerous issues and complaints with mine, which had I known would happen, I would have saved myself nearly $1000 between the top / bottom. I guess I bought them based on a few reviews while they were still quite new. Lesson learned...
I notice Noraly has dumped the ProShot camera mount she's been using; I'll have to look around for her Season 6 equipment / gear list, because this new mount is very different. This new mount appears to protrude quite a bit below the chinbar, unlike the ProShot, but doesn't appear to be a factor until she takes off her helmet and sets it down somewhere. It's not in the way of her face, or below her mouth. Very near the end of the video, when she's wrapping it up, you can pause and see a little bit about how this new mount is situtated.
The Mosko tankbag appears to be right up against her stomach / chest, when you see it from the handlebar-mounted camera view, but this may be a distorted / compressed effect from the GoPro, and we don't yet have any shots of her position from the side view.
Also, the new Mosko luggage appears to be either a newer upgrade / version, or maybe a completely different model number; I am aware she said she'll be travelling much lighter this season, and we didn't see the side cases with the inserts in them yet. I'm pretty sold on the Mosko soft luggage over my previous Wolfman preference, but my GOSH! are they pricey. Some version of them will adorn my next dualsport, anyway. And looking at their website, as I have been since finding Noraly, it seems Mosko only does limited production runs, so it's almost as if you don't order their gear at time of release, they won't have excess stock throughout the year. If you're not early at product launch, you basically sign up for announcement of the next shipment. And I don't know of any stocking dealers, although there may be some... seems like their model is to keep their distribution, and more profit in-house, rather than try to support a dealer network.
Y'all let me know if I'm in error about this.
The paint job on the helmet is quite snazzy. I can only imagine how much money she saves with the sponsors... Garmin, RevIt!, Arai... but I'm glad to see she's doing well, she's healthy, and I'm glad she finds enough success to keep travelling, vlogging, sharing, growing, and doing what she does.