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Old Nov 21, 2007 | 04:21 AM
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Horse Riding Vests

Just read some threads on the adventure rider forums talking about using these vests. They have a higher protective level than motorcycle armor and back protectors, and cover ribs, chest, and collar bones. Rated Beta2000 Level 3, better than CE motorcycle CE regs, and looks way more realistic than Icon crap. Anybody got a tack shop nearby?


http://www.charlesowen.com/en/products/bps/index.php

Old Nov 21, 2007 | 04:23 AM
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thing looks like swat team vest
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and i wouldn't think they would be very good on asphault.....

i don't think they will slide as good as an icon or some thing like it
Old Nov 21, 2007 | 04:56 AM
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I thought you were on the wrong site for a minute.Impact absorbsion seems good but that thing would rip to shreds on concrete
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works great for when your Rollin through them rough neighborhoods though
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

stasis is actually got a few prototype vest and armor in the works for the 2008 line...i am glad i saw this and since i did i figured i would ask what would be best for a protective armor setup... if you guys got any suggestions..i would thank you for the help.... i want to make sure i make something that is totally usuable and functional as well as bad *** looking....here is the way i have been leaning so far... i used a pic of the rush deal set and went for that style along with some of the plastic components from the icon style and a less bulky spine pad..but made with stronger plastics to protect the spine better...
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

Originally Posted by BISHOP PHILLIPS
stasis is actually got a few prototype vest and armor in the works for the 2008 line...i am glad i saw this and since i did i figured i would ask what would be best for a protective armor setup... if you guys got any suggestions..i would thank you for the help.... i want to make sure i make something that is totally usuable and functional as well as bad *** looking....here is the way i have been leaning so far... i used a pic of the rush deal set and went for that style along with some of the plastic components from the icon style and a less bulky spine pad..but made with stronger plastics to protect the spine better...
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I have that rush deal vest. Similiar to the icon, but stands out in a crowd and seems to have a better spine protector. Sized way to small though. I have the large, which is the biggest size, and the thing is still to short for me, and im only 6 foot 165 lb.

AND not to mention I paid out my *** to get the thing from Japan. But overall, worth it. I def like it.
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

bishop, maybe some zip off or velcro arm & elbow pads as an accessorie(sp) that attach to the vest? just throwin out ideas
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I have that rush deal vest.
AND not to mention I paid out my *** to get the thing from Japan. But overall, worth it. I def like it.

Define "out the ***" please. That thing looks PIMP!
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

Originally Posted by BISHOP PHILLIPS
stasis is actually got a few prototype vest and armor in the works for the 2008 line...i am glad i saw this and since i did i figured i would ask what would be best for a protective armor setup... if you guys got any suggestions..i would thank you for the help.... i want to make sure i make something that is totally usuable and functional as well as bad *** looking....here is the way i have been leaning so far... i used a pic of the rush deal set and went for that style along with some of the plastic components from the icon style and a less bulky spine pad..but made with stronger plastics to protect the spine better...
looks pimp. some shoulder protection would be nice. icon doesn't offer that.
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

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Define "out the ***" please. That thing looks PIMP!
Almost $300.

The icon equivalent cookie cutter version that everyone else runs is $100. But NOBODY has the Rush Deal stuff. You have to find someone who travels to Japan, and they need to fly back with it. That is the only way to get that stuff.
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You can kinda see how small it is in my avatar full size pic .....
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Old Nov 21, 2007 | 11:43 AM
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

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Just read some threads on the adventure rider forums talking about using these vests. They have a higher protective level than motorcycle armor and back protectors, and cover ribs, chest, and collar bones. Rated Beta2000 Level 3, better than CE motorcycle CE regs, and looks way more realistic than Icon crap. Anybody got a tack shop nearby?


http://www.charlesowen.com/en/products/bps/index.php

looks also like a damn life jacket, but id pound this chick fo sho
Old Nov 21, 2007 | 11:48 AM
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

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looks pimp. some shoulder protection would be nice. icon doesn't offer that.
i was thinking the same thing... kinda like the girls up in the pic.. but made out of ce plastics are carbon fiber
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

Originally Posted by skinnyR!
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I have that rush deal vest. Similiar to the icon, but stands out in a crowd and seems to have a better spine protector. Sized way to small though. I have the large, which is the biggest size, and the thing is still to short for me, and im only 6 foot 165 lb.

AND not to mention I paid out my *** to get the thing from Japan. But overall, worth it. I def like it.
it really stands out cause you are probably the only one with it for sure...they are bad ***...i paid 350 just to get mine so i can research and develop the one for stasis..our is gonna be cheaper in price but 2x better... and mine will come in a american size large...lol i think what they call large in japan in about 5'6 130 pounds. .. i plan on having them ready by mid january to display at my booth at stunt wars and the indy dealer show... they will be priced at 199.99 and the adjustable shoulder/elbow pads and proctection will be around 50.00 bucks...everyone on stunt life that orders through stasis with our code will get the armor and extra protection for 160 shipped to the door instead of the 250.00... so if any one is interested just let me know... and i will inform you guys when it is finished..
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

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Just read some threads on the adventure rider forums talking about using these vests. They have a higher protective level than motorcycle armor and back protectors, and cover ribs, chest, and collar bones. Rated Beta2000 Level 3, better than CE motorcycle CE regs, and looks way more realistic than Icon crap. Anybody got a tack shop nearby?


http://www.charlesowen.com/en/products/bps/index.php


More realistic than that Icon Crap ??

I assume you havent flipped a stoppie and had the 12 bar come down and smash you right in the middle of the spine while wearing an Icon Vest
Old Nov 23, 2007 | 03:05 AM
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

Yeah, I was thinking for use under a jacket, not out except for maybe parking lot falls in the summer. After reading about the difference in coverage and impact performance between these vests and mc back and chest protecotors or CE stuff. It's cheaper than the seperate pieces too. They say ribs break at 4kN, and these things are the only armor that can get that low.
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Re: Horse Riding Vests

even umpire vests have shoulder protection ,a must in my oppinion



i have considered wearing my moto x chest and spine protector minus the arm peices



i think a mix of the two would be perfect and the shoulders always get rash in a tuck and roll sitiuation like a flipped stoppie



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