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Old 12-07-2007, 09:05 AM
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Just wondering what you guys think is a good back protector. I am asking Santa for some gear and I was looking at the Alpinestars one. It looks good but if anyone knows any others please let me knw
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My Textile jacket has one in it. I say just get a good jacket with one in it and be done.
 
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My Textile jacket has one in it. I say just get a good jacket with one in it and be done.
Is yours the CE approved version? If it isn't, you're really only wearing foam.


I wear an Icon back guard because it is super thin but strong. Sometimes I wear my jacket with the foam protector still in it and my Icon back guard. It's only like 100$.
 
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Old 12-07-2007, 10:02 AM
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I've been keepin my eyes out on these too for a while...are there any that are "not" recommended?
 
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I've been keepin my eyes out on these too for a while...are there any that are "not" recommended?

Anything is better than nothing, but I'd stay away from ones with metal in them because the friction of sliding may cause them to heat up and burn you.
 
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ORIGINAL: Bumble Bee

My Textile jacket has one in it. I say just get a good jacket with one in it and be done.
Is yours the CE approved version? If it isn't, you're really only wearing foam.


I wear an Icon back guard because it is super thin but strong. Sometimes I wear my jacket with the foam protector still in it and my Icon back guard. It's only like 100$.
I have no idea? It a Feildsheer jacket with alot of armor in it. The back protector is foam, but very stiff and firm.
 
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Old 12-07-2007, 12:01 PM
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the back protectors are different from the back armor/pads in jackets. They are made to help prevent your back from bending back to far. Armor n pads dont do this and just protect from impacts.
 
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the back protectors are different from the back armor/pads in jackets. They are made to help prevent your back from bending back to far. Armor n pads dont do this and just protect from impacts.
+1 on the quoted info.
+1 on asking for Gear

I personally use this under my Alpinestar Stunt 2 textile jacket. Its the AlpineStars Bionic Back Protector.

 
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^ that'sthe kind I've been lookin for
 


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