Most back protectors on the market today are made of high-density foam that is designed to absorb impact. Wearing one of these can help protect your spine in the event of a fall. While they are not required by law, many racers choose to wear them for extra protection.
Most downhill skiers wear back protection to help prevent injuries in the event of a fall. This protection can include a back brace, a back protector, or a back support.
Downhill skiers typically wear body protection in the form of pads on their hips, knees, and elbows. This protection helps prevent serious injuries in the event of a fall.
Back protection is important for motorcycle riders because it protects their spine in the event of a crash. Wearing a back protector can help reduce the severity of injuries to the spine and may even prevent some injuries altogether. There are many different types of back protectors available on the market, so riders should choose one that fits their riding style and needs.
5/5
20 centimeters high
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Fits inside multiple snow and bike packs
DK Impact Foam displaces hard impact and protects central back
CE EN 1621-2 certification
20 centimeters wide
Thin, flexible profile
$234
Despite the fact that there are many materials that harden upon contact (SPD, D3O, etc.), I have always been most pleased by the dk impact foam ever since purchasing some knee pads from Dakine. I'm glad I finally made the decision to purchase a block of this material because it is light and fits in my osprey hawk. Although the description may be inaccurate, the product I received is CE EN 1621-2 (the highest) certified, so that's cool.
5/5
Lightweight And Flexible Soft And Stable
Knox Microlock Molded Armor
One Pair Shoulder, One Pair Elbow, 1 Back Protector
Fits All Rsd Jackets With Armor Ready Pockets
Ce Rated 1621-1-2012
$234
I've therefore owned a few RSD original Ronins. changed sizes as a result of weight loss. Moving my RSD Forcefield armor into the subsequent jacket each time. I just bought the RSD Gorman, a flannel with a Kevlar interior. It was released more recently, in 2017 or 2018. Some of the more recent RSD line products will include Knox elbow and shoulder protection, but not this one. It was really difficult for me to fit my Forcefield armor into the shirt's pockets. The armor was so thick that it made the shirt much tighter. Additionally, the Forcefield armor appeared to barely fit in the pockets. It was uncomfortable and challenging to maneuver in. I noticed that RSD and Knox were working together, and the armor resembled D3O. It appears that the Knox armor is equally as safe, flexible, temperature-stable, soft, and thin as the D3O armor. wins on every front. When I tried the set on over the Gorman shirt, it readily fit. The shirt is now cozy. Not too tight that I can't flex my elbows, but just snug enough to keep the armor up against me.Aside: It appears that the back protector is the same thickness. There isn't much of a problem.I'll suppose you'll have more room if you put newer Knox armor into older RSD jackets, and it will be more constricting if you put newer Forcefield armor into an older RSD jacket.
4.6/5
Lightweight, flexible pu-injected impact foam
Perforated for breathability and comfort
Contoured for an anatomical, Adaptive fit
$234
It fit perfectly into the back protector pocket of my Alpinestars T-GP Plus R Air motorcycle jacket, which I purchased to replace the foam pad. I don't even notice this back protector is there because it moves air just as well as my jacket does, so unless I wear my jacket while moving around or am forced to wait a long time at a stoplight.It's a dense rubber, so it might not be the best safety equipment in this aspect, but if you want a cool (temperature) arrangement that provides greater back protection, I think it's a fantastic compromise. Although thankfully I haven't had to put this protection to the test in a crash, I'm really happy with it and feel better knowing that I have it should I collide while riding.
4.6/5
Contoured for an anatomical, Adaptive fit
Lightweight, flexible pu-injected impact foam
Perforated for breathability and comfort
$234
It fit perfectly into the back protector pocket of my Alpinestars T-GP Plus R Air motorcycle jacket, which I purchased to replace the foam pad. I don't even notice this back protector is there because it moves air just as well as my jacket does, so unless I wear my jacket while moving around or am forced to wait a long time at a stoplight.It's a dense rubber, so it might not be the best safety equipment in this aspect, but if you want a cool (temperature) arrangement that provides greater back protection, I think it's a fantastic compromise. Although thankfully I haven't had to put this protection to the test in a crash, I'm really happy with it and feel better knowing that I have it should I collide while riding.
4.4/5
Incorporates energy absorbing foam and a perforated hard shell core
Contoured for an anatomical, adaptive fit
Innovative cooling airflow channel system offers optimized levels of protection and comfort
$234
DUE TO THIS ARMOR, I AM WALKING TODAY!edit revision: I was severely injured. took a blow to the head and back. Back armor absorbed it all and kept me alive. A bit hurt, but jacket was damaged, and the helmet was written off. I high sided into a curb after hitting a piece of gravel at about 40 mph at a chicane. The hardest hit part of me is my spine. I was able to get up and walk after the collision despite having a cracked rib, a headache, moderate road rash, and painful joints. I heartily endorse this armour. However, I also strongly advise against riding clumsily. learnt lessonMy AlpineStars T-GP Plus R Air Jacket received a fantastic improvement. It moves as much air as the original, inexpensive foam back pad yet being significantly more stiff. The stock foam is around one to two cm smaller than this improvement, however it still fits perfectly. If your spinal chord is important to you, I highly recommend this.Notations: The black section is a rubbery foam, whereas the white part is a tougher plastic. 90% of my spine is covered, with more of my neck's base being covered. You might require armored shorts to fill in the space left by the small of your back remaining exposed.
4.3/5
Sizing: Women's Stella Jackets: 36 - 38 or XS - SM: Small Nucleon.
40 - 50 or MD - 3XL: Medium Nucleon.
With its innovative cooling airflow channel system the NUCLEON KR-1i Hybrid Back Protector Insert offers optimized levels of protection and comfort for sport and street riding.
The NUCLEON KR-1i Hybrid Back Protector Insert is CE certified Level 2 to the latest back protector standard revision which incorporates energy absorbing foam and a perforated hard shell core for excellent safety and comfort.
Fusing together a lightweight, perforated hard shell and energy absorbing foam, this hybrid protector insert offers excellent impact resistance while being flexible and anatomically contoured.
$234
DUE TO THIS ARMOR, I AM WALKING TODAY!edit revision: I was severely injured. took a blow to the head and back. Back armor absorbed it all and kept me alive. A bit hurt, but jacket was damaged, and the helmet was written off. I high sided into a curb after hitting a piece of gravel at about 40 mph at a chicane. The hardest hit part of me is my spine. I was able to get up and walk after the collision despite having a cracked rib, a headache, moderate road rash, and painful joints. I heartily endorse this armour. However, I also strongly advise against riding clumsily. learnt lessonMy AlpineStars T-GP Plus R Air Jacket received a fantastic improvement. It moves as much air as the original, inexpensive foam back pad yet being significantly more stiff. The stock foam is around one to two cm smaller than this improvement, however it still fits perfectly. If your spinal chord is important to you, I highly recommend this.Notations: The black section is a rubbery foam, whereas the white part is a tougher plastic. 90% of my spine is covered, with more of my neck's base being covered. You might require armored shorts to fill in the space left by the small of your back remaining exposed.
4.2/5
MANIS D1 49 motorcycle backprotector
Also suitable for leisure
$234
The BEST back protection for motorcycle riding is this. And my spouse, who has a bit of a gut, claims that in addition to serving as protection, it also functions as a "renal belt." I particularly appreciate the small amount of padding that helps my spine avoid some of the road shocks. Thanks to this gadget, I was able to ride 900 kilometers in one day without experiencing any back pain.
3.9/5
Elasticized shoulder straps and adjustable nylon belt with fastener fastening, very comfortable with great durability.
Wide elastic waist belt with fastener adjustment, adjustments to waist/shoulders help hold the protector in place.
Protective shell made of PP, have high impact resistance and toughness, achieve powerful protective function.
Suitable for many types of sporting activities: Motorcycle, Cycling, Skiing ,Snowboarding, Skating and other Extreme Sports.
Made with light weight porous honeycomb structure, can achieve maximum ventilation.
$234
Very effective
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