• Alpinestars BNS Tech 2 Neck Support Black Fluorescent Yellow - MxProStoreParts
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Alpinestars

Alpinestars BNS Tech 2 Neck Support Black Fluorescent Yellow

Regular price 287,34
Sale price 287,34
De BNS Tech 2 is een neksteun vervaardigd uit een geavanceerde carbon polymeer verbinding, ontworpen om impactkrachten tijdens een crash weg te leiden van de nek en ruggengraat.
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Product description

The BNS Tech 2 is a neck brace made from an advanced carbon polymer composite, engineered to divert impact forces during a crash away from the neck and spine. The system activates when the helmet makes contact with the frame, redirecting harmful compressive energy. The Progressive Force Release (PFR) rear stabilizer offers a highly personalized, stable fit for motocross and off-road use. Features include a quick-release latching system and an ergonomic design for optimal range of motion.

Material:
Carbon polymer composite
Weight (XS/M):
1,73 kg
Colors:
Black, Fluorescent Yellow
Intended Use:
Motocross, off-road
Technology:
Progressive Force Release (PFR)
Closure:
Quick-release system
Sizing:
XS/M, L/XL

Specifications

  • SKU
    8033637210797
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Zwart, Geel Fluo
  • Type
    Neksteun

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

Alpinestars S.p.A.

Viale E. Fermi 5
31011 Asolo (TV)
Italië

help.eu@alpinestars.com

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