mg89

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Ever since my accident in the beginning of August, I was wondering what kind of protective gear I should wear because I don't want the same thing to happen twice. So my question is what good chest/body protectors should I get? and no I don't mean just a roost deflector but something that will give me more protection when I fall. Also, what kind of protection do I need to prevent collarbone damage?
 

jim f.

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Jul 2, 2005
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My 2 cents is that a neck roll is one of your best protection items you can have next to good boots and helmet, It would be your best for preventing neck and collarbone injuries.
 

sidewayz

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Sep 6, 2006
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im jw but what happened that makes u want to get gear so bad i mean ive seen some pretty bad wrecks and been in a few myself and everybody who ride with stops wearing a chest protector after like a broken collar bone they say its uncomfortable.... but if ur set on gettin one id go with the thor sentinal
 

patto3

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Apr 8, 2006
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armour

I have the full defence body armour (the one with the built in back protector, kidney belt etc.) and it has very good protection because I don't even get grazes at all, although it is very hot. I have broken my collar bone before and it doesn't even touch it. I don't think there is alot of protection to help from braking collar bones, but a neck protector could help.
 

RMZRyder

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Dec 1, 2006
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Most collar bones are broken by your helmet pushing down into it during your wreck. A neck roll would be excelent advice. Dont ever listen to anyone who says not to wear protection.
 

02yz426f

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Nov 15, 2006
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that EVS ballistic jersey may cost $100, but it will definately save you elbows, chest, back, and kidneys. It is kinda hot to wear, but I can take minor discomfort to ward off broken bones and bruised kidneys
 

Matt 193

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almost and chest protecter make sure there is a backplate and i use bicept gaurds i also use elbow gaurds i really like them if you race trails for singletrack
 
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