Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector
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Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector
A special core in Crash absorb® shock absorbing material works in synergy with the integrated honeycomb structure of the plates, providing this touring protector with excellent shock absorbing properties. Through this innovative structure, the Back shield air Level 2 meets the stringent requirements of the standard EN 1621.2 lev.2. Extreme thermal comfort is guaranteed by the micro perforations of the plates and perforated Crash absorb® material which, combined with double jersey mesh liner, maximizes breathability of the protector.
Features:
- Back protector certified according to the standard EN 1621.2/2003 (Lev. 2)
- Perforated plates
- Liner in double jersey
Specifications:
- Choose G1 for all Women's Jackets
- Choose G1 for Men's Jacket sizes 44 and 46
- Choose G2 for Mens' Jackets sizes 48 and up
Measurements:
- G1 measures 15.5"h x 10.5" at widest point
- G2 measures 18.5" x 10.5" at widest point
Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector
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Pretty big, inspires secure feeling...
Tight fit in my Dianese air flux jacket. Keeps inner fabric tight which keeps the shield off my back and improves air flow.
Seems big and bulky in the light jacket, but I like the feeling of excellent protection... That's why I bought it, right?
May 13, 2013
High recommended but a jacket back protector upgrade
Great flexibility. Does make you jack feel a little more snug but not much of a big difference. Very comfortable. Don.t even realize it's there anymore. This is a great upgrade from those weak foam pieces that come with jackets.
April 24, 2013
Untested for impact, but fits the jacket fine
I hope I never know how good or bad it is, but it seems to be well built and fits the Dainese jacket just fine. It's not heavy like the high density foam protectors, and it doesn't seem to be a sloppy fit (it is made for the Dainese jackets, afterall). Not much choice if you have a Dainese jacket!
April 8, 2013
Wow, that was FAST!!!
I ordered my first ever back protector - the Dainese Air G Level 2- and it is simply a sexy piece of rider tech. Big props to Revzilla for their shipping policies and practices. Again, this is I would have never expected to recieve anything to a US Army (Germany) APO, AE address so quickly. Six days from online order to mailbox is very impressive. I was a little nervous when it arrive though. The box was split and mangled enough to spark off PTSD. Ha Ha, Ha! However, Revzilla's packing was outstanding and my new safety toy was in perfect condition.
The Shield Air G Level 2 fit my new Dainese Frazer jacket (58) perfectly. A little snug getting sliding in on first try, but no issues once in half way. Unobtrusive, flexible and breathes well.
March 29, 2013
Good protection
i was afraid it wont fit my 2 dianese jackets but i was wrong...just the right size G2
February 2, 2013
As described!
Barely fit inside my jacket, which i believe is a dianese nero 56 leather, needed the larger protector since i'm 6"10" (the tallest rider in my area) but overall love the protection it has to offer and doesn't compromise the overall comfortability of my jacket. Makes me feel safer while riding incase the unexpected comes along and causes the worst case scenario ...
Like it overall, didnt slide into the jacket easily, but thats probably better that its a snug fit! Would recommend to other riders!!!! pricey, but i really can't complain about protection...you pay for what you get, and i put 100% trust in dianese
January 25, 2013
Major protection, but you should plan to size up
The Shield Air is probably the most protective back protector I've seen any jacket manufacturer make available as an insert. Normally, you'd expect this level of protection only from stand-alone armor like pros would wear under a race suit.
My only problem is that it affects the fit of your jacket by maybe ½ size (i.e. a size 50 jacket will fit like a size 49, or perhaps 48.5). The actual back protector is 1.5-2” thick (measured), and the thickest part of it is comparatively pretty big. That’s good for protection, but since these jackets are made to fit by the circumference of your chest, obviously that’s going to affect the fit. I would size up one size. If you've already bought a jacket and it's already pretty snug on your chest, I'd suggest getting the Forcefield back protector instead of this, since it's thinner and won’t alter the fit of your jacket, but it still offers a lot of protection.
4/5 rating for Protection/Durability because while it's really protective, the hard plastic design is meant to crumple in a crash, so it won't be durable after your first crash.
3/5 for comfort because it's really not really that comfortable compared to other back protectors I’ve used. I'm very conscious that I've got a two-inch-thick plastic board covering my back (granted, it is a little flexible), so I find I'm more tempted to take it out for casual riding - probably the opposite of what I should be doing from a safety standpoint. If comfort is a big issue for you, I'd again recommend the Forcefield back protector instead.
I have a size 52 Dainese R-Twin jacket and size 50 Dainese Cage Pelle jacket. I consider myself a size 50 in Dainese and other brands' jackets. The 52 R-Twin is a little long in the sleeves without the thermal liner (I bought it big so I could layer fleece underneath), but with the Shield Air back protector, it becomes a perfect fit, thermal liner in or out. The 50 Cage Pelle, on the other hand, is just too tight on me with the Shield Air back protector in it, so I use the Forcefield one, and it fits fine.
January 20, 2013
Affordable Back Protection
This is an item that not only is stylish but quite funtional and does what it is suppose to do.
Mine fit nicely in my First Gear jacket and is comfortable and hardly noticeable.
I feel that it gives me adequate protection in the event of an accident.
November 10, 2012
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Is this compatible with the Dainese Super Speed Textile Jacket?
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Rider Type: Moto Newb
Age: 18-24
Gender: male
Rancho Cucamonga
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what is the best back protector for avro leather jacket?, the Dainese Wave G Back Protector or Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector , thanks
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what is the best back protector for avro leather jacket?, the Dainese Wave G Back Protector or Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector , thanks
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
2 months, 2 weeks ago
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The Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese is considered to be the best option seeing as it is CE Level 2 certified and is capable of absorbing multiple impacts. The Shield Air G and Wave G are what we consider to be "One & Done," back protectors. By this I mean, once the back protector absorbs a certain amount of energy (usually one crash or major impact) it is no longer usable as it will not function properly. That being said, the Back Pad Insert is your best option, followed by the Air G, and lastly the Wave G, which is CE Level 1.
2 months, 1 week ago
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How thick is this armour in the center?
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And how thick does it taper down to at the edges?
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The Dainese Shield Air G is approximately 1in thick throughout the entire back protector. It does not taper until the last half inch at the edge.3 months, 4 weeks ago
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No measurement, but it did not change the fit of my jacket, without the winter liner. It tapers quite a bit to the edges....perhaps to about 1/4" or so.1 month, 1 week ago
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Hello, will this fit Dainese Webber size 52? The jacket is shorter than others at the back, and not sure Shield will fit, and if yes - G1 or G2?
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Good question! Your jacket will still require the G2 Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector.6 months ago
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Measure your pocket and check the G2 diminsions on D site or ZLA by phone. I would bet it would fit, as the G2 I have in my 52 jacket stops at about my belt.1 month, 1 week ago
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Can I use this Shield Air G2 with Dainese Theodore Jacket?
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Yes, the Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector is compatible with the Dainese Theodore Jacket.6 months ago
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Can this fit into the Dainese Supermoto jacket?
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State: WV
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 18-24
Gender: male
Motown
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I have a size 54
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Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 18-24
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You want to choose G2 for Mens' Dainese Jackets sizes 48 and up.8 months ago
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I have a size 52 Dainese Racing jacket. What size would fit this the best?
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Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 18-24
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San Diego
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Title is pretty self explanatory :)
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You would need G2 for your jacket. - I have a 52 and also use a G2. Ride safeAge: 25-34
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Can this fit into Rev'it Tornado HV Jacket?
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Yes, this will fit but may fit better if inserted upside down due to the shape of the pocket in your jacket. If you are looking for level 2 protection for a REV'IT! Tornado, then you may want to consider the Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro in Type "B," Size "SM" as it is a direct fit to the pocket and will provide more coverage. Also, trimming a SAS-TEC in size 1/12 is always an option.
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What are the dimensions of this back protector? It looks larger than the wave g back protector insert, will it fit in the avro jacket insert pocket?
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The dimensions are 10.5" by 19". The Avro jacket has pockets for both the Wave and Shield Air back protectors.1 year ago
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I just measured mine, and it is 10 1/4" at its widest point, and 18 3/4" tall.Age: 25-34
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Would that armor be compatible with a size 52 Alpinestars MX-1 Jacket?
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Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Long Island
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Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 35-44
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The Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector (size G2) was not made for your Alpinestars MX-1 Leather Jacket but should still fit. Your jacket was originally designed to accept the Alpinestars RC Back Protector but can also accept the Alpinestars Bio Armor Back Protector. We would recommend both of those in size Large for your size jacket.Products related to my answer
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| G1 | 809860 | 1875992-001-N | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| G2 | 809862 | 1875993-001-N | In Stock: Ships next business day |
