Description
Alpinestars Missile Ignition V2 Leather Jacket
The Missile Ignition v2 Leather Jacket delivers optimum abrasion resistance while also offering extensive ventilation thanks to its MATRYX® zones. This jacket has an engineered fit to deliver the highest level of active race protection; this jacket is Tech-Air® ready and can accommodate the new Tech-Air® 5 Airbag System.
Features:
• DFS armor delivers optimal resistance against impacts and abrasion, and offers exceptional friction control.
• HRSF stretch inserts for optimal abrasion resistance while ensuring enhanced freedom of movement.
• Dedicated ‘Ignition’ graphic for a striking racing-inspired aesthetic.
• Sport fit – highly pre-curved body and arms for enhanced performance.
• Premium bovine leather for superior abrasion resistance.
• Chest compartments can accommodate the Nucleon chest inserts (available as an accessory upgrade).
• Back compartment can accommodate the Nucleon back inserts (available as an accessory upgrade).
• Snap connection system allows integration of the CE-certified Nucleon Race Back protector.
Construction:
• Featuring an engineered fit designed to deliver the highest level of active race protection, this jacket is Tech-Air® ready and can accommodate the Tech-Air® 5 Airbag System, complete with new race algorithm which is available as a download.
• Innovative MATRYX® structural panels on the abdomen and back hump provide parametric performance for ventilation and superior mechanical resistance to tearing and abrasion while also being extremely thin and lightweight.
Protection:
• Protective and comfortable Nucleon Flex Pro armor is highly flexible and breathable, and has a thin profile for optimum rider comfort.
• According to European statutory law the CE mark is a conformity requirement for the marketing of this product. The following standards apply: Fully CE-certified riding garment to CE – Category II prEN17092 standards – AAA class.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
