http://www.forcefieldbodyarmour.co.uk/b ... _sport.asp Thats the one I use, very comfortable and get Best Buy.
I use a Knox Contour and find it fits OK under leathers, comfortable too. Was surprised at the thinness of protection in my Arlen Ness suit, particularly at the hips.
all right guys, do you have a back protector on as well as the protectors inside your leathers or instead of ? as the ones in my h/g jacket are fairly thick ,another layer & i would feel like Quasimodo
No back protectors on my jackets, just the forcefield one. In mt experiance the ones that come fitted in jackets tend to be pretty crap and no CE markings.
my new leathers have a knox back protector and the usual shoulder elbows etc supplied also pants even have hip as well as knee protection supplied also from knox which is a reputable brand and is CE marked my old hein gerike leathers had hiprotec protection back etc (also CE marked) and did well in crash surveys in bike magazine and in two get offs ( i would of bought these again but they no longer do tribal leathers range ) personally i tend to go for leathers that offer the best protection against value for money. the more costly brands such as alpinestars etc tend to give you sod all in the protection department :?
When you wear it and it gets warm then it will mould to the shape of your back After you take it off and it cools down again its slowly goes back to the original shape. Im sure you will be happy with it
My Spidi one peice does have the slots for CE protection to be fitted afterwards but I chose to buy a Knox body armour with an attachable chest protector. I bought it as it was in a sale upstairs at Bill Smiths in Chester! Otherwise I'd have gone for the Forcefield as that felt comfortable when I tried it on whilst choosing my leathers..
Ive got a dainese 'wave' back protector. Very comfortable and fits quite nicely under the one piece, with and without the speedhump