The CE Level 2 Approved Replacement Back Armour is packed with features...

Specifications Include:

• CE Certified Level 2 Protection - The back protector insert has been tested and certified to EN 1621-2:2014 Level 2 standard, offering higher levels of impact energy absorption over Level 1 protectors

• Fits a Range of Jackets - Compatible with a wide range of jackets with pocket for back armour (please check the shape and size of your jacket's back pocket before purchase)
• 3 Sizes Available - There are 3 different sizes of this protector available: Small, Medium and Large. They are designed to offer suitable protection for different torso lengths. However the pockets in many jackets are designed to take only one size of protector regardless of jacket size. Compare the protector dimensions given in the Size Guide tab to the dimensions of the pocket in your jacket to ensure it will fit. Most Oxford riderwear jackets take the Small size of this protector

• Viscoelastic Construction - Viscoelastic armour is soft and body-forming until it is impacted which means you get the best mix of comfort and protection
• Hook and Loop Securement Option - The body side of the protector has the 'hook' side of a hook & loop fastening attached down the centre line, which allows a more secure fitment in jackets that have a hook & loop fastening in the protector pocket. It is supplied with a separate 'loop' strip that can be attached to cover the hooks when this fastening method is not required, or alternatively can be sewn into a jacket.

• Positioning - The curved side of the protector (the side WITHOUT the hook and loop strip) should face outwards, away from the body
• Inserting Into Jacket - Back protector pockets in motorcycle jackets usually have narrow openings: the protector should be gently rolled into a tube-shape which will allow it to be inserted more easily. Once in the pocket the protector can be flattened
• High Quality Manufacturing by SW
• Colour - Yellow

Soft Back Protector Sizing Guide

Please use the conversion table below to determine the right size for you:

Shoulder to Waist: This is the torso length recommended by the manufacturer that each size of protector is most suitable for. This measurement is taken from the top of the collar bone straight down to the waist line.

Protector Dimensions: The pockets in many jackets are designed to take one size of protector. Compare the protector dimensions given in the table below to the dimensions of the pocket in your jacket to ensure it will fit.