Features
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Cotton and polyester mixed exterior fabric
- Casual style in town
- 100% waterproof and breathable exclusive Dry-B membrane
- Windproof
- 100grs removable Thermolite thermal jacket
- CE-EN1621 certified flexible protection on the shoulders, elbows and back
- Adjustable waist and cuffs
- 5 pockets
- 2 hand pockets
- 3M reflective details on the front and back
- Hood with warm removable lining
TECHNOLOGY:
- Dry-B
- ThermoLite
- 3M
COMPOSITION:
- 90% Wax cotton
- 8% polyester
- 2% reflective printing
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TECHNOLOGY:
B-Dry: The B-Dry membrane is 100% waterproof and windproof Highly breathable, it guarantees your body remains dry and preserves the comfort necessary to the athlete even in extreme conditions. B-Dry technology stops exterior liquids from penetrating but lets sweat be evacuated efficiently.
3M® Reflective: Reflective materials for improved visibility at night and staying safe.
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Thermolite®: Clothes made from Thermolite® fibres are functional and comfortable. Athletes can use them in any weather conditions and for all types of activities: the garment's performance remains unchanged. This fabric provides warmth and comfort with minimum weight, even when wet. |
COMPOSITION:
Wax Cotton: The production is done with two large copper rollers where the designs are engraved on one to print the wax on the back of the fabric and the other on the front. This fabrication technique guarantees high quality for the wax fabric.
STANDARDS: CE-EN 1621
The back protection is targeted by this standard. The back protectors must undergo five impacts of 50 J, including two on points deliberately chosen for their apparent weakness (joints, etc.) The tests will take place in a controlled environment, then modified according to temperatures and humidity. Their performances are subdivided into two levels: level 1, the average residual force must be less than 18 kN, with an allowed impact of up to 24 kN. Level 2, the average residual force must be less than 9 kN, with an allowed impact of up to 12kN. On the other hand, some experts consider that, due to the type of impactor used and the specificities of the spine, 4 kN would be the limit to adopt to simulate the fracture threshold in these test conditions. Given the level of requirements of this standard, few back protectors are approved to EN 1621-2.