Gilet Enfant Alpinestars Bionic Tech Jacket Black White Red L/XL
The feature packed Bionic Tech Youth Protection Jacket offers optimum levels of protection and premium rider comfort for young riders. The jacket features a Level 2 CE/UKCA certified detachable floating Polyhedron Hybrid Technology chest protector, an adaptive viscoelastic Level 2 CE/UKCA certified back protector and contoured bio-foam rib guards with a race-proven stretchable mesh base layer to ensure superb freedom of movement while offering superior upper body protection. The easy-on-off design of the detachable chest and back protectors, in combination with the base layer’s central zip enhances the practicality of this jacket, while ensuring the young rider is fully protected. The jacket incorporates Nucleon Flex Plus CE/UKCA Level 1 certified should and elbow protectors. The sleeves are super low profile, compact, and highly vented to maximize comfort under the jersey, and feature a cool graphic for those that choose to wear it alone in warmer temperatures. The Bionic Tech Youth Jacket is a super comfortable and highly protective jacket thanks to its low profile, ultra-lightweight, and highly ventilated design. The use of Polyhedron Hybrid Technology results in the Bionic Tech Youth Protection Jacket being one of the lightest, most ventilated, and most protective protection jackets in its class. The dual-zone chest protector has a rigid central zone, with a flexible soft compound around the perimeter backed by a soft bio-foam padding which works as an adaptive system that molds to the chest. The central zone of the chest protector directly behind highly perforated impact grid is completely open to allow for maximum ventilation. The new highly perforated Level 2 CE/UKCA certified back protector is constructed from a flexible and adaptive viscoelastic material offering superb ventilation and weight-saving properties.Potrzebujesz pomocy? Masz pytania?Zadaj pytanie a my odpowiemy niezwłocznie, najciekawsze pytania i odpowiedzi publikując dla innych. 
