Fox Racing "Baseframe Pro Sleeveless Koroyd" Protector Shirt - Black
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Weight : 0.94kg / 2.07lbs
Weight
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- Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
- Product ID (PID): 41623
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The Fox Racing "Baseframe Pro Sleeveless Koroyd" Protector Shirt - Black is the Koroyd generation of the sleeveless Baseframe Pro: a breathable base layer to wear under the jersey with removable Koroyd inserts at back and chest. The auxetic Koroyd structure leaves plenty of freedom of movement, the mesh fabric wicks sweat and keeps you cool, and side compression panels hold the inserts in place. The bonded wide neck disappears under the jersey, and a YKK zipper at the hem makes it easy to take off.
Facts: Fox Racing "Baseframe Pro Sleeveless Koroyd" Protector Shirt - Black
- Protects: back, chest
- Material: mesh, 75% polyester, 13% elastane, 12% polyamide
- Padding: removable, machine washable Koroyd inserts at back and chest
- Back protector: yes, Koroyd, removable, EN 1621-2 level 1, chest protection EN 1621-3 level 1
- Contains: 1 protector shirt with back and chest insert
- Extras:
- Sleeveless, close fitting to wear under the jersey
- Auxetic Koroyd structure for freedom of movement
- Side compression panels hold the inserts
- Bonded wide neck
- YKK zipper at the lower hem for easy removal
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