Dainese Ski Space

A nice back guard but, "clumsy
and unmistakably .. rarely sit in place all the skiing !!! often have to fix it! // a minus to the protection ..

Will be new this year!

Model year: 2000

Yes, this protection is very nice, good fit. Though I have not tested it if it's for one: Jump off the rail land on the rail! but it will probably hope it will last!

Model year: 2001

Have not tried other protection but I only see benefits with this. Quite narrow but I see no need to have protection over the entire backboard. Well, that's the backbone that's important? In addition, the slimness leads to agility and comfort. Value for money? If you want to protect your unbroken back so far, the price feels quite unexpected. Only one finds a protection that is good and you are comfortable with it. Big plus for the double karborrebands that drive the protection as being permanently operated. However, first pull the guard around the stomach and then tense it further with two small karbor responses in the "sides". Cannon Protection!

Model year: 2001

A very good plate, using it at inlines as well. Well worth the money, there is a risk that self-esteem will rise and you overcome your ability.

Model year: 2001

Got it by my parents at Christmas gift before my first season in Åre. (Tips ... if you are going to season, the parents usually do not snooze if you want protective equipment ;-))

I thought I would have to use a knife to get rid of it when the season was over. This plate is so awesome to use it to miss it when it's not on (which is very good when it comes to protection)

Can not comment on affordability because I did not buy it myself ... (But how much is your backbone worth? Probably more than the plate)

The wire in the lower part of the plate is smart.

Model year: 2000

I've been driving with my Daineses protection for just over a year now, and what I can say is KANON. I am girl and quite short and have had trouble finding a back cover for adults that is small enough and that is good. A big plus even to the magic part that covers the entire stomach. As I am short, the back cover is not long and "wrong", it is good and tight on the back. In addition, it warms well on your back so you can leave the fleece vest at home. If you want to protect your back, I just say, buy a back cover !!!
Affordable? Yes!

Model year: 2000

Went the whole season with those in canada. Like all back covers, they heat well so you can leave the fleece in your backpack. In principle, covers the entire spine with good agility and you do not feel they are wearing them. Big plus for a more proper kidney belt! The only problem I have is that they tend to slip a bit, (may depend on size) though they do not bother significantly. And there are also shelves to attach to the covers, but then you have to have them outside if you do not fix anything special.
Proud that I did not wash it since I bought them, it does not smell significant.

Dainese has made a long shot for motorcross and resembled. and I think they notice that they know what's happening.

(did not test the west)

Model year: 2000

I use this protection and think it works okay ... but it's not as good as the daynese west that's superior. The advantage of this protection is that it does not heat appreciably, which may be nice when the person slips in springtime ... my tip is enough to buy add to the hundreds of hundreds and collect the vest instead.

Model year: 2001

I have this o think this is an affordable product. It is much cheaper than the West, and protects as well. The only thing that is negative with the protection is that, unlike the West, this "flat" does not have anything that holds the upper part in place, making it harder to touch
stock etc otherwise clearly approved

Model year: 2001