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  • Back protector – Longest can get?
  • robzzzttt
    Free Member

    Hi,

    I am looking for a back protector that ideally is in vest type form and includes a chest protector. Also ideally D30 type that is easy to forget you’re wearing.

    I have tried the Fox Baseframe Pro, but it only covers half of my back, much of my lower back is still unprotected which doesn’t seem good…

    Appreciate any recommendations for products that have a good length back protector to cover as much of the spine as possible.

    Thanks

    VanHalen
    Full Member

    I`ve a bliss ARG one which provides protection to your coccyx.

    Its flexible D3O protection though so if you ride somewhere with pointy rocks you might need a hard shell one

    weeksy
    Full Member

    Why not get a motorbike one ? It’ll be warmer i think potentially, but full length.

    Knox are popular….

    http://www.sportsbikeshop.com

    jimmy748
    Full Member

    Evoc protector vest.

    robzzzttt
    Free Member

    @VanHalen thanks, I hadn’t heard of this one and looks like good coverage.


    @weeksy
    they would be ok for bike park / uplift days but ideally I would also like to wear for enduro riding


    @jimmy748
    looks similar coverage to the Bliss one which is good, thanks!

    VanHalen
    Full Member

    @robzzzttt i`m happy to wear it whenever and for however long. i probably should wear it more TBH… its not too hot and sweaty. can run a normal tshirt/jersy over.

    orena45
    Full Member

    I’ve got the Dainses Trail Skins Air Vest…

    https://www.dainese.com/gb/en/bike/bike-safety/safety-jackets/trail-skins-air-vest-203879728.html

    …which I use for enduro and DH racing plus techy riding.

    Back protector and chest plate are removable so works as a decent light base layer too and is easily washable. Has a couple of rear pockets on either side of the back protector, which although a little higher than I would like, are good for smartphone/multitool/cereal bars.

    Zips up the side so easy to put on and remove as well.

    lardman
    Free Member

    I use a Dianese ‘shield air’ and it covers the whole spine (on me at least) its back only, but very flexible and unobtrusive when it’s on.

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