Chest protectors for women
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11-21-2003, 06:42 PM
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Chest protectors for women
OK, so I hit return before making the initial post, so sue me.
Anyway, does anyone know of any company that makes chest protectors specifically designed for women, you know, a bit (or a lot for those lucky ones) convex in the upper chest area. I want my daugher to wear one for protection, and to set a good example I wear one as well. The only problem is that your t*ts get squished and it hurts. Has anyone heard of such a product?
Anyway, does anyone know of any company that makes chest protectors specifically designed for women, you know, a bit (or a lot for those lucky ones) convex in the upper chest area. I want my daugher to wear one for protection, and to set a good example I wear one as well. The only problem is that your t*ts get squished and it hurts. Has anyone heard of such a product?
#3
11-21-2003, 07:20 PM
Chest protectors for women
Glad to see a concerned and responsible parent! It's good to set the example early on and let everyone around know that it's safety first!
I've seen one before, I just can't recall where...I'll be looking around....
Here's something that may interest you/her MXGirls
I've seen one before, I just can't recall where...I'll be looking around....
Here's something that may interest you/her MXGirls
#4
11-21-2003, 07:26 PM
Chest protectors for women
Found one : Acerbis Women's Fusion D-Flector
I'd also think that any chest protector would suffice....they are very adjustable
I'd also think that any chest protector would suffice....they are very adjustable
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11-24-2003, 03:14 PM
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Chest protectors for women
Hi Katstoy! My girlfriend and daughter wear the Acerbis, and it is OK. I think it lacks coverage on the sides of the lower back though. But, that is a trend with Acerbis. It would be nice to see more manufacturers get into this part of the market!
My daughter rolled a Suzuki LT160 (the old one with racks) in the dunes years ago, trying to avoid being run over by an out-of-control sand rail. The rack hit her in the upper chest. Cracked the chest protector (an earlier model Acerbis)!! But she was just fine!
My daughter rolled a Suzuki LT160 (the old one with racks) in the dunes years ago, trying to avoid being run over by an out-of-control sand rail. The rack hit her in the upper chest. Cracked the chest protector (an earlier model Acerbis)!! But she was just fine!
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