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Dainese Thorax Wave Pro

Dainese Thorax Wave Pro Protection Back protector certified to EN 1621.2/2003 Standard (Lev. 2) Shoulder blade plate core with Aluminium honeycomb frame External perforated polypropylene pads for the protection of the shoulder blades Lateral rib protection plates in Astronmemory and extruded polypropylene sandwich Front plate in polypropylene Features External polypropylene plates with perforated and corrugated structure Removable chest protector Back protector and racing jacket with protectors that can be used separately Material Core in aluminum Honeycomb structure Ergonomics Lumbar band with double adjustment strap Lumbar joint Front plate-lumbar support fastening Front plate in ergonomic shape Side flexible platesLiner in thermoformed polyethylene foam Adjustable straps Temperature adjustment External perforated pads Liner inside back in polyester mesh fabric Liner in double jersey

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I have a bleeding disorder which causes my joints to hurt and be injury prone and am looking for some apparel that really will provide the best impact protection in the event of a crash. I ride a GS1200, I need a jacket and pants for a fairly broad 3 season, predominately road with some non-paved. I looked at some of the closesout Shift summer jackets, and some pricier things, also the padded shorts and padded undersuits. Seeing these different items in person would be best, but asking questions is second best. If possible, I would love to hear which items would be recommended in the whole price spectrum. I don't want to get low low end but I probably won't be forking over Klim prices either. Help!! and thanks in advance if you are able to answer this question.

2 years, 2 months ago

crashman

State: MN

Rider Type: Adventurer

Age: 35-44

Gender: male

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