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Flaxta Behold Junior Back Protector Vest
EUR 119,95 EUR 99,95Scott AirFlex Junior Vest Back Protection
EUR 139,95 EUR 80,95Sweet Protection Back Protector Vest Junior
EUR 124,95 EUR 96,95Atomic Live Shield Vest Amid Junior Backprotector
EUR 149,95 EUR 144,95
Sweet Protection Back Protector
EUR 124,95 EUR 98,95
Komperdell Super Eco Vest Women Backprotection
EUR 199,95 EUR 179,95
Atomic Live Shield Backprotector
EUR 124,95 EUR 119,95
Scott AirFlex Mens Light Vest Back Protection
EUR 189,95 EUR 134,95
Komperdell Super Eco Vest Backprotection
EUR 199,95 EUR 129,95
Atomic Live Shield Junior Backprotector
EUR 89,95 EUR 79,95
Scott AirFlex Back Procector
EUR 139,95 EUR 109,95
Komperdell Super Eco Vest Junior Backprotection
EUR 99,95 EUR 94,95
Marker Body Vest MAP 2.0 Junior Backprotection
EUR 104,95 EUR 73,95
Flaxta Behold Mens Back Protector Vest
EUR 179,95
Scott AirFlex Womens Light Vest Back Protection
EUR 189,95 EUR 134,95
Rossignol RPG Vest JR Back Protection
EUR 99,95 EUR 75,95
Atomic Live Shield Vest Amid Womens Back Protector
EUR 239,95 EUR 219,95
Atomic Live Shield Vest Amid Back Protector
EUR 239,95
Marker Body Vest MAP 2.0 Womens Backprotection
EUR 169,95 EUR 114,95Wear a Back Protector When Skiing
Back protection for skiing is now considered a common and necessary piece of protective gear to wear. What was once only used by extreme skiers performing dangerous stunts, are now used by many adults and children on their annual ski holiday. Ski back protectors, also known as ski protector vests, are designed to absorb impacts from falls, prevent hard or pointy objects from damaging you, and provide spine protection.
The two main types are hard shell back protectors and soft shell back protectors. Hardshell protectors are made with strong plastic, such as polycarbonate. Softshell protectors use a softer, absorbent foam material that is lighter but offers less protection.
How Should A Ski Spine Protector Fit?
Ski back protectors are normally worn directly over the ski base layers, followed by the mid layer and outer layer. Similar to the base layer fit, the back protectors should sit close against your body while not restricting movement. The top of the padded area should cover the base of the neck and run all the way down to the tailbone.
There is a European Safety Standard that many ski back protectors are approved for. You can find this info in the product's specifications as EN-approved 1621-2 (level 1 or 2). The difference between levels 1 and 2 is that the latter offers a greater amount of shock absorption. This safety standard is also used for motorcycle back protection.
It’s important to remember that wearing a ski back protector does not make you invincible, but it can greatly reduce or prevent many injuries to one of the most sensitive parts of the body. Your head can be the most vulnerable body part while skiing, so check out our high-quality and certified range of Ski Helmets.