Alpinestars Bionic Pro V3 Plasma Protection Jacket

Product description
The Alpinestars Bionic Pro V3 Plasma Protection Jacket is comprehensive upper-body protection for motorcyclists seeking reliable safety without compromising on mobility and comfort.
- Protection type: Integrated chest, back, and shoulder protection with a smoke-free, slim construction that adapts to movements during rides.
- Plasma protection: Plasma processing technology offers efficient energy absorption on impact, so vital areas remain better protected during falls or collisions.
- Shoulder and chest protection: Sturdy, shaped compartments ensure optimal fit and direct protection where it's needed, without restricting movement.
- Construction and materials: Durable combination of hardshell panels and breathable textile materials with mesh inner structures for comfort and longevity.
- Ventilation and comfort: Strategically placed perforations and ventilating zones keep temperatures regulated during long rides or warm weather.
- Adjustability and fit: Unisex design with adjustable waist strap and chest straps so the jacket fits perfectly over your riding gear.
- Availability and specifications: Brand new Alpinestars product, MPN 696-6500125-132-5, 2 units in stock.
- Brand reputation: Alpinestars is known for decades of expertise in motorcycle protection, with a proven design philosophy focused on safety and riding comfort.
This jacket is ideal for adult riders whose activity levels range from daily commuters to sporty riders. The integrated protective layer delivers maximum impact protection, while the smart ventilation and fit design ensure comfort on long rides. Thanks to the unisex fit and adjustable features, the Bionic Pro V3 suits various body types and outfits, allowing it to easily pair with your existing riding gear. Whether you're riding on the road or active in changing weather conditions, this jacket offers reliable protection with attention to details that truly feel like a step forward in body armor.
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