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If you fight the law, one day the law will win. When gravity gets the best of you, protect your upper body with the Six Six One Men's Pro Pressure Suit Mountain Bike Body Armor. In the event of a nasty spill, this body armor protects you with anatomically shaped injection-molded plastic shoulder, elbow, and forearm shields. Articulated back armor panels protect your spine without hindering your movement. Cutout underarm areas and vented mesh paneling in this Six Six One pressure suit increase breathability for midsummer riding. Wide hook-and-loop belt closures give you a precise fit to keep your pads securely in place.
Bottom Line: Protect your upper body while you shred on your gravity-fueled mountain bike.
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would it be flexible enough for the park?
would it be flexible enough for the park?
By: hecti036
November 20, 2008
Terrain park? Probably not. It's intended for downhill mountain biking, and your body is in a pretty rigid position. In addition, the protection is more burly because earth is always less soft than snow. You might find a snow specific one better suited to your needs.
By: Alex Cole
November 27, 2008
Hospitals are boring places
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Adam Riser
July 1, 2008
Since buying this thing I've taken several diggers bad enough that I was convinced something was broken... except that I didn't have a single scratch. I'm amazed how well this thing protects the upper body. It's also very breathable (well, for full body armor) and incredibly comfortable. My only complaint is that the cumber-bund thing doesn't fit quite perfect with the chest protector, so you have to mess with it a bit, but that's a pretty small thing to whine about. Basically, get one if your ride anything with big-crash potential.
Would your run of the mill zombie be able to bite through this
Would your run of the mill zombie be able to bite through this thing?
By: GR_CRASH2408342
September 9, 2008
For zombie protection, I'd run with the POC one. First off, it covers your gut quite a bit more. Also, it's resistant to a ski or board edge cutting through it. It'd to a much better job against all kinds of zombies.
By: Alex Cole
November 27, 2008
Change me.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Impact Clothing than that
Impact ClothingHospitals are boring places
Since buying this thing I've taken several diggers bad enough that I was convinced something was broken... except that I didn't have a single scratch. more...
- Materials:
- Injection-molded plastic, mesh
- Protection Area:
- Chest, elbow, forearm, spine, shoulder
- Closure System:
- Hook-and-loop
- Recommended Use:
- Downhill, freeride mountain biking.
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China