Alpinestars Paragon MTB Vest Body Protector
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Alpinestars Paragon Vest Body Protector
From a day of fun bike park laps to taking on the challenge of racing Enduro, the Alpinestars Paragon Body Protector Vest keeps you protected should you take a tumble from your mountain bike.
The Alpinestars Paragon Vest offers you the protection that you can trust without weighing you down. Weighing in at only 420 grams, the Paragon's stretch mesh construction is extremely flexible and houses an ergonomically shaped back protector for a totally unrestricted fit. There's even a pocket to carry a hydration pack and cut-outs for the water tube.
The slim fit enables you to wear this Paragon Vest under a mountain bike jersey. Replaceable Level 1 CE-certified ergonomic shaped back protector. Open mesh stretch panel construction provides a slim fit.
Extremely lightweight, stretchable mesh main construction. Rear pocket for hydration pack. Water-tube loop on upper left shoulder.
Double cut-out on back panel for water tube passing. Side pockets with internal padding.
Weight: 420g.
Paragon Vest Body Protector Specification | |
Clothing Type | Protection |
Weight | 420g |
Material | Polyester |
Colour | Black, Yellow |
Size | XXL |
Gender | Men's |
Designed for | MTB |
Brand | Alpinestars |
Retailer | Wiggle |
RRP | £99.99 |
Lowest Price | £29.99 |
As far as I'm aware this product is currently out of stock - however it was originally for sale at Wiggle. Below are their current UK delivery costs:
Standard Delivery (Hermes or Yodel - within 4 working days) FREE for items over £20 and £2.99 for items under £20. Priority 1st Class Delivery (within 2 working days) £3.99. UK Next Day £4.99. UK Bulk Orders (Bikes, Turbo Trainers etc) FREE - Built and despatched in 10 - 12 working days. There may be an extra charge for Highlands and Islands. Full details on Wiggle's P&P charges can be found here.
Please note - I regularly update these charges, but shipping policies do change - Please ensure they are correct before completing a purchase.
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Protection, in cycling terms, covers everything from elbow, ankle, knee and shin pads, as well as more heavy duty items designed to prevent serious injury to your neck and spine. Essentially it has two purposes - the first being the obvious; to offer support and covering to the areas of your body which most likely to be prone to injury in the event of a crash. Secondly, they need to be practical to pedal in - wrapping yourself in bubble wrap might make you 100% safe, but it definitely won't be practical to ride in! I won't claim to have every item listed, but I do try to keep my cycling protection section stocked up with the latest deals, so hopefully there might be an item or two which can help save your poor battered body next time you stack it! Oh and here's my helmet page if you're after protective headwear instead.
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Alpinestars Protection
Founded in 1963 in Asolo in Italy by Sante Mazzarolo, Alpinestars began life as a hiking and ski boot manufacturer, which diversified to include motocross and road racing ranges shortly after. Incidentally, the name derives from the English translation of the flower Stella Alpina, which was local to the Italian company's headquarters. The company have sponsored numerous motorcycle word champions, such as DeCoster, Roberts, Doohan and Marquez. It wasn't until the 90's when the company began to produce non footwear products for riders, such as gloves and jackets. Their history in cycling began in the early 90s with a range of mountain bikes, which featured a distinctive raised chainstay, which followed on through the seat tube and attached onto the downtube for strength and stiffness. This range ceased in 1996, but to this day Alpinestars produce ranges of clothing and protective gear for mountain bikers. In 2004, Alpinstars concentrated on the gravity based disciplines of off-roading, and the following year had success with Greg Minnaar winning the UCI DH World Cup.
Currently employing nearly 500 staff worldwide, their products have been tried and tested at the highest level. For more information on their cycling products please visit http://www.alpinestars.com/cycling, or to find out more about Alpinestars, please visit their article on Wikipedia.
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