| Size Measurements | ||
|---|---|---|
| Small (G1) | 15" | Height |
| 9.5" | Widest Point | |
| Medium (G2) | 17" | Height |
| 9.75" | Widest Point |
Note: Some inserts will be all black while others will be black/yellow, though the construction is the same.
Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese
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Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese Jackets
- Level 2 Performance
- Soft and Flexible
- Comfortable non restrictive
- Breathable
- Lightweight
- Hi Tech Design
- Shapes are specifically cut to fit Dainese Jackets.
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Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese
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Fits perfect in my Dainese Ducati jacket
Good fit, protection and price. It makes my jacket heavier, but they all do. One thing I did notice riding is that there is not much ventilation on my back and my back seems to get warmer when it is in my jacket, but not to a point that it is unbearable.
April 22, 2013
Great product for a reazonable cost.
This product its great, fits right into my dainese Rapier Jacket, it's no a hard material but feels better build than others i've seen, at least for city or short riding it's a great choice
April 15, 2013
Buy it
If your wanting to upgrade your armor and your jacket accepts it. Forcefield is the way too go. Solid construction and I just feel safer.
April 8, 2013
Better than Wave G2
This is much better than the Wave G2, it does not make you look like you have a hunch back while wearing your Dainese Jacket and it offer level 2 protection vs level one of the Wave G2.
February 15, 2013
Fits the description and into the Dainese jacket
The Dainese Ducati Flow Jacket (size 54) came foc when I ordered my Hypermotard. I was surprised to see that the jacket didn't even come with a stock backplate, so I scouted around for a suitable backplate. Between the Dainese Wave G and Forcefield backplates, I chose the latter given the higher level of protection for slightly more in cost.
Standard fit into existing slot at the back of jacket. Can't really feel the plate itself, given that it kind of conforms to the shape of the back. However, the one noticeable feature of the backplate is the weight. It is quite heavy to hold but once you put the jacket on, you don't really notice it.
Re protection, I hope I will never have to test its effectiveness. Cheers.
February 3, 2013
Put it into the outer back protector pocket, upside-down
It took me a little while of screwing around with this to figure out that there are actually two pockets for back protectors in Dainese jackets, separated by a single layer of unsuspecting mesh fabric. If you put this into the inner pocket - the one closest to your body - it will flop around and you will wonder if you got the right size. The inner pocket is for the Shield Air G1/G2 back protector, which is larger. You put the egg-shaped back protectors (this one, and the Dainese "Wave G") into the *outer* of the two pockets, with the narrow end of the armor facing upward, and it will fit snugly like that.
Other than wanting to share that tip with other owners and potential owners of this, my review is as follows:
-Highly protective, though maybe not as protective as the Dainese ones because no crumpling hard plastic (this is just my guess).
-Unlike the Dainese ones, though, by design, you can re-use this after a crash.
-Flexible, comfortable, easy to wear in a jacket casually. This is the selling point. Dainese back protectors (at least the Shield Air G2 I tried) are 2" thick - which is why I got this. It's comfortable, and it doesn't change the fit of the jacket when in use.
January 16, 2013
Pricey, heavy, but protective.
Not much to say here; it's a top of the line Forcefield back protector for a Dainese jacket. It fit my Dainese Shotgun perfectly. I tried to use it in a Tourmaster Coaster jacket that I also have, however, and it was a little too big for the back protector pocket--if you want a Forcefield back pad that fits multiple jackets, you should either measure the back pocket on your non-Dainese jacket very carefully, or get one of Forcefield's generic pads.
December 10, 2012
Great product, but small sizing
I purchased this BackPad Insert Pro (medium) for a Dainese Zen-Evo size 52/42 jacket and it was too small in both length and width - it slid around inside the pocket. However, it fit perfectly in an older Dainese Trax size 52/42 jacket. Recommend measuring your jacket insert pocket and then ordering the appropriately sized protector and not necessarily the one labeled "for Dainese." Otherwise, this is an excellent product and, like other Forcefield protectors, is not really noticeable while riding and doesn't add appreciably to the weight of a leather jacket.
October 10, 2012
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What size back pad insert for Dainese Air Flux Jacket Size: 50?
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What size insert for a Dainese Alien 48 jacket?
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I have a Dainese Alien in size 48. Do I need the small G1 size or the large G2 size. Website says large G2 for all men's jackets, but I see recommendations in this Q&A that indicate I might be better off with a small G1.
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You're going to want to go with the size MD/G2 Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese for a size 48EU jacket.2 weeks, 2 days ago
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Medium or small in a Dainese Greyhound sz 50 ?
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My dianese avro is a 52 and I have medium. It's pretty much as big as I'd like it to be. For your size I'd honestly go with a small1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Will this work with a dainese New Dalmar size 54?
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I'm interested in a back protector insert for the New Delmar jacket from dainese in a size 54... it says it fits the wave G style protector. Any other aftermarket ones that would fit in that jacket?
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The Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese in size Medium will work in the New Delmar Jacket. You also have the option of using the Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector (G2) or the Dainese Wave G Back Protector (G2).Products related to my answer
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Forcefield BackPad vs. Roland Sands CE Back Armor
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How does this product stand out compared to the Roland Sands' CE Back Armor? Besides its slightly larger dimensions and Dainese-specific cut, both armors appear to use the same Nitrex Evo technology.
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You are correct, as they are both made by Forcefield using the same technology, the only difference between between the Roland Sands CE Back Armor and the Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese is their respective shapes. They are designed to fit according to the the specific dimensions of each manufacturers' jackets, but their impact absorption capabilities are the same.8 months ago
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Will this work with a Dainese Cage Leather Jacket?
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The Dianese Cage Leather Jacket says it has a pocket for Wave G1 and G2 back protector. Will the Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro fit the same? Which would you suggest for hot Florida weather and best protection?
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There are several back protection options that are compatible with the Dainese Cage Leather Jacket.Forcefield BackPad Insert Pro for Dainese
Dainese Wave G Back Protector
Dainese Shield Air G Level 2 Back Protector
If you are looking for the back protector that will offer the most protection and flow the most air the Shield Air G Level 2 is going to be your best option. While the Forcefield BackPad will offer the same level of protection it will not flow air as well. Finally, the Wave G is only CE Level 1 certified when compared to the other two options which are both CE Level 2 certified.
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Which size will fit in an Icon Motorhead Jacket?
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I have a large Icon Motorhead Jacket.
Which of these back protectors (if any) will fit in my jacket without modification?
Which of these back protectors (if any) will fit in my jacket without modification?
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Nice, heavy jacket. I have one in my closet and love it for basic street cruising. The model on this page is for Dainese jackets but if you click on the generic Forcefield Insert Pro then it's size B small. Usually I pair this jacket with a strap on back protector since I think the jacket's back protector pocket is a little on the small side pairing it with a Forcefield insert is certainly a good choice if you prefer an insert. Anyway, my two cents.Age: 35-44
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I'd like to know if this is the 008 version/shape that is shown on the vendor's website?
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I'd like to know if this is the 008 version/shape that is shown on the vendor's website?
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If you select each size in the drop down, the corresponding protector will appear in the window.11 months ago
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I just ordered the medium and had to exchange it for the small. The Medium is model 007 and the small is 008.Age: 35-44
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Will this armor fit in my Shift Avenger jacket?
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Hey man, you may be trying to get the wrong question answered here. What you should be asking is... Will this operate the way the manufacturer intended it to? A lot of time and money goes into figuring out how this stuff is suppose to operate correctly. Messing with that is usually not a good thing.Age: 45-54
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Will the Medium fit into a size 52 Alien Jacket?
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A medium should fit in a 52, but any smaller and I would get the Small size.Age: 25-34
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Sizes:Small (10"W x 15.5"L) - fits Women's jackets
Medium (10"W x 17.5"L) - fits Men's jackets
On their Forcefield Backpad product page, located in "product details"
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small (G1) | 617873 | FBPI-2-S-C | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| Medium (G2) | 617874 | FBPI-2-M-C | In Stock: Ships next business day |
