Leatt 3.5 Neck Protector. Experience superior neck protection without breaking the bank with the Leatt 3.5 Neck Protector. This lightweight and stylish brace is lab and rider tested, proven to reduce critical cervical spine injuries by up to 89%. It works by transferring dangerous impact forces away from your fragile neck to stronger body muscles. The adjustable CoreFlex rear thoracic strut and sculpted front ensure a comfortable, ergonomic fit that moves with you. An engineered collarbone cut-out provides crucial clearance, making you up to 45% less likely to suffer a collarbone injury. CE certified for proven safety. We understand the need for products for all pockets, the Leatt 3.5 neck brace is lightweight, has an adjustable rear thoracic and is super stylish, this makes the 3.5 a great buy.Our neck braces make use of Alternative Load Path Technology (ALPT®), which helps to transmit energy from your helmet to other body parts, bypassing your neck which is key in reducing neck forces during a crash.Feel protected and ride with confidence.Next step up would be our neck brace 4.5 that offers the same safety but with more adjustability.MAIN FEATURES.- Independently lab and rider tested, proven to reduce neck forces and neck injuries through transferring the load during an accident away from the fragile bones in the neck.- Up to 89% reduction in critical cervical spine injuries.- Collarbone injuries up to 45% MORE likely WITHOUT a neck brace.- Independent Moto motorcycle study by Action Sports EMS.- Engineered collarbone cut-out to keep your helmet rim away from your most fragile bones.- Optimal helmet rim striking platform is designed to redistribute neck forces and provides the helmet with freedom of movement.- CoreFlex split rear thoracic strut is designed to work with the body´s natural movements for a more comfortable fit and break away before applying excessive pressure to the back.One-way adjustability for the rear to ensure a great fit.Composite matrix platform allows for efficient reduction in neck forces.- Polymer matrix platform allows for efficient reduction in neck forces.- Sculptured, split front for improved comfort and fit.- Injected, durable and easy-to-clean foam padding.- CE tested and certified to the PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425.- Weight:547g (1.2lbs).- Sizing:S/M - L/XL - XXL.- Plastic Free Packaging. tradeinn Motardinn
BlacksIndependently lab and rider tested, proven to reduce neck forces and neck injuries through transferring the load during an accident away from the fragile bones in the neck.Up to 89% reduction in critical cervical spine injuriesCollarbone injuries up to 45% MORE likely WITHOUT a neck brace*Independent Moto motorcycle study by Action Sports EMSEngineered collarbone cut-out to keep your helmet rim away from your most fragile bonesOptimal helmet rim striking platform is designed to redistribute neck forces and provides the helmet with freedom of movementCoreFlex split rear thoracic strut is designed to work with the body’s natural movements for a more comfortable fit and break away before applying excessive pressure to the backPolymer matrix platform allows for efficient reduction in neck forcesSculptured, split front for improved comfort and fitAir flow ribbed body padding for optimum ventilationCE tested and certified as Personal Protective Equipment 89/686/EECWeight: from 485g (1lbs)Plastic Free Recyclable PackagingWe understand the need for products for all pockets, the Leatt 3.5 neck brace is lightweight, has an adjustable rear thoracic and is super stylish, this makes the 3.5 a great buy. The brace is designed to allow the forces during an accident to be reduced and transferred through the brace into the strong muscles of the body rather than the small fragile bones in the neck.Feel protected and ride with confidence.Next step up would be our 5.5 neck brace that offers the same safety but with a lot more adjustability for a custom fit.
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