thor under armour

[sparkysakitas]

ok most of you guys know i was in bad wreck short time ago
i just got back home from hospital my ? is how many of you guys/gals have ever used one of these setups

http://www.mxsouth.com/thor/thor-motocross-chest-protectors-impact-rig-se-suits-2007.htm
i am not sure if it would have provided any extra above and beyond protection i guess my chest protector did its job i am still alive but i got lots of ribs now :coocoo: well they are more like riblets now

 

[RM85rider123]

I have fiddled around with that suit at my local shop, it is a little uncomfortable though :bang:

 

[FruDaddy]

I use this one and find it to be pretty comfortable. Fortunately, I have not impact tested it.

http://www.mxsouth.com/evs/evs-speed-protection-chest-protectors-bj22-ultra-protectors-2007.htm

 

[sparkysakitas]

i am looking for highest comfort/protection i can get in an under jersey set up. fru how was the range of motion with the evs could you turn your head easier than tradtional chest/roost deflector and did you sweat your butt off wearing it?

 

[FruDaddy]

It doesn't even touch my head (or helmet). I actually forget that I am wearing it, air flows through it quite well on the track. It is mostly made of a perforated fabric instead of being a stretchy, skin tight material. During the hotter months, I don't even bother to wear a jersey over it. When I come off of the track on a hot day, I just pull it off.
Also, if you have (or are considering) the Leatt, I can see no reason that the EVS wouldn't be compatible. You would put the brace on and zip the armor up over it. Putting on your jersey will be a different story.

 

[sparkysakitas]

that was problem with my over jersey chest protector i couldn't turn my head enough and felt all cramped up in it