O'Neal attaches great importance to innovative production and materials. This philosophy still plays a very important role in O'Neal's product development today. An example of this is the IPX (impact foam technology) developed by O'Neal, which is used in all O'Neal protectors. This technology is used in the underdog jacket.
The highest level of support and safety!

Comfort/features:

• Constructed from high-impact resistant, injection molded plastic and IPX material, designed to protect your: shoulders, elbows, forearms and back
• IPX back protector extends from the base of the neck to lower back
• Extensive mesh venting helps to keep you cool while riding
• Adjustable elastic kidney belt with Velcro closure for a secure fit
• Neck brace compatible

Protection:

• Exceeds EN1621-2 level 2 safety standards on back and EN1621-1 Level 1 on shoulder and elbow

Material:

• 42% EVA, 21% Polyester, 16% Polypropylene, 15% Polyethylene, 6% Others

IPX provides the ultimate protection when you need it most, while driving, IPX becomes soft and supple, adapts to the rider's body, provides 100% coverage of the area to be protected and allows the rider to manoeuvre with full freedom of movement.
In the event of a crash, the IPX impact foam hardens immediately on impact, providing injury protection and minimizing the risk of permanent damage.
IPX then returns to its soft and supple pre-crash state and can continue to be used without compromising the structure and effectiveness of the foam.

Manufacturer: O'NEAL Europe GmbH & Co. KG | Erich-Blum-Str. 33 | 71665 Vaihingen/Enz | Deutschland | info@oneal-europe.com