spine protectors
04-08-2006, 09:50 PM
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spine protectors
just wondering what spine protectors (if any)you guys are using and why...
need to get one but have limited space in my leathers and it needs to be a thin protector..
was thinking of a bohn but there's a lot out there for less $$
looking for insight!!
thanks
need to get one but have limited space in my leathers and it needs to be a thin protector..
was thinking of a bohn but there's a lot out there for less $$
looking for insight!!
thanks
04-08-2006, 10:15 PM
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Re: spine protectors
I got this Kobe one it's thin comfy and inexpensive with a good amount of foam. If you sign up to their site it's cheaper, $89 compared to $99.
https://sitesecure.us/1888fastlap/st...cat=332&page=1
https://sitesecure.us/1888fastlap/st...cat=332&page=1
04-09-2006, 10:37 AM
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Re: spine protectors
I've been using the Teknic 7 Plate spine protector for a couple of years now and I crashed tested it twice last year. In both cases I walked away with no injuries. I'll be getting another one, and it's only $70.00
04-09-2006, 05:19 PM
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Re: spine protectors
I have a Dainese. I bought my leathers second -hand and it came with them. I really like it and wear it every time I put my leathers on.
It is actually pretty thin. I forget I have it on by the time I zip my suit up.
I wear full coverage from head to toe, and a back protector is all part of the package.
Having suffered a fractured neck in college, and 3 fused vertabra, I'll also sometimes wear one of those foam neck wrap things (sort of like Indy car, NASCAR, etc. guys wear.)
It is actually pretty thin. I forget I have it on by the time I zip my suit up.
I wear full coverage from head to toe, and a back protector is all part of the package.
Having suffered a fractured neck in college, and 3 fused vertabra, I'll also sometimes wear one of those foam neck wrap things (sort of like Indy car, NASCAR, etc. guys wear.)
04-09-2006, 08:54 PM
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One of the things I like about mine and the Dianese is they have tail bone protection as well. How about the others? Oh mine has the double straps as well but mine looks a little wider on the top though.
04-10-2006, 05:49 PM
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Re: spine protectors
I thought it couldn't happen to me but I got a row of broken ribs in my back last year. Had thin Teknik back pad under a Teknic 2 pc. suit. My spine was fine thankfully , but I'm sure the injury would have been less with a better back protector. Don't skimp on that item is my 2 cents. BTW, the back pad in the teknic suit was more for touring/street. They make good race suits and armour.
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