DAINESE can be found on a racetrack here and there, and therefore, knows a thing or two about impact protection and protective gear. Lots of it comes standard in their motorcycle clothing. A back protector like this one usually does not, because not everyone wants or needs it, and because a back protector is usually a little more personal and first and foremost, has to fit right.
There are four sizes of this Pro-Armor 2.0 back protector, with the same amount of article numbers. Depending on your body length and your waist, you pick the size that suits you best from the table below.
This Pro-Armor 2.0 back protector links an innovative and unique to a ‘natural’ design – ‘fractals’ – which consists of geometric shapes. Strengths and structures are derived from shapes such as shells, pinecones, snowflakes, and even stars. What works in nature can’t be bad for us, which turns this Pro-Armor 2.0 back protector into a solid and sturdy exoskeleton.
And that’s exactly how you should use it. This is not the type of back protector to slip into the back of your motorcycle jacket. The Pro-Armor 2.0 needs to be worn like a backpack, with a kidney belt on and around your loins. The flexible structure follows the laws of biomechanics and always stays in contact with your back. This is what makes this back protector into a construction that follows your horizontal as well as your vertical movements.
Below you will find an overview of the body length and waist circumference with the correct Dainese Pro-Armor 2.0 back protector.
| Body length in cm | BACKPROTECTOR | Waist | Waist | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| <174 | => | Pro-Armor Short | <89cm | >90cm |
| >175 | => | Pro-Armor Long | <89cm | >90cm |
