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Alpinestars Airbag Tech-Air Protective Vest Black / Red

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Product description

The Alpinestars Tech-Air Black/Red airbag protection vest is an advanced and innovative safety system designed to provide maximum protection while riding. This vest uses Alpinestars’ proven Tech-Air technology and was developed for riders who do not want to compromise on safety, comfort, and performance.

The system is equipped with integrated sensors and smart electronics that continuously analyze your movements. In the event of a fall or impact, the airbag activates within milliseconds, optimally protecting vital zones such as the chest, back, shoulders, and collarbone.

The vest is completely self-contained and does not need to be connected to the motorcycle, which ensures maximum freedom of movement and ease of use. Thanks to its ergonomic fit and lightweight design, the vest can be comfortably worn under a jacket or motocross shirt without restricting your riding movements.

The breathable materials and ventilation zones ensure that your body stays cool, even during intensive rides. Additionally, the vest features a rechargeable system with a long battery life, so you are always ready for use.

The combination of the black design with red accents gives the vest a sporty and professional look that perfectly matches the rest of your gear.

An absolute top choice for riders who want to take their safety to the highest level with the latest protection technology.

Specifications

  • SKU
    6507123-13-XL

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