Tu carrito
(0) artículos
Nucleon Plasma Protector De Pecho Completo Con Velcro
Protector Insertable De Espalda Nucleon Plasma
Protector Insertable De Espalda Nucleon Kr-Celli
Protector De Espalda Nucleon KR-1 Cell i
FAQs
J16 identifies an Alpinestars armor pocket specification. This collection brings together CE‑certified impact inserts sized to fit garments that reference the J16 compatibility code on the inner label or product page.
To confirm fit, match the insert type (back, divided chest, or limb) and size to your garment size. The insert should sit flat in the pocket without folding or gaps. If unsure, measure the pocket height/width and compare to the protector dimensions shown on its product page.
Motorcycle inserts are independently tested to EN 1621 standards—EN 1621‑1 for limb armor (shoulder, elbow, hip, knee), EN 1621‑2 for back protectors, and EN 1621‑3 for chest protectors. Labels indicate the standard and performance level.
| CE Level | Impact attenuation | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Baseline impact reduction with lower thickness/weight. | Urban/commuting, hot‑weather flexibility. |
| Level 2 | Higher impact reduction under stricter thresholds. | Touring, sport/track, higher‑speed riding. |
Use your garment size and the pocket type as the primary guide. Back inserts should extend from the shoulder blades toward the lumbar area without pushing into the seat; chest inserts should cover the sternum evenly; limb inserts should fill the pocket edges without pressure points.
If between sizes, prioritize a secure, flat fit over absolute length. For broader browsing by protector type, see our impact protectors.
Airbag vests and passive inserts serve different functions. Many Tech‑Air® systems include a built‑in back protector and require specific garment clearance; some setups instruct removing separate jacket inserts to prevent stacking.
Verify your pairing with the Tech‑Air® compatibility checker, explore available Tech‑Air® systems, and follow both the garment and airbag manuals when configuring chest or limb armor alongside an airbag.
Insert with the orientation label/arrow facing up and the smooth side toward the body as indicated, then ensure coverage is correct and movement is not restricted. Do not trim or bend protectors to force a fit.
Remove all armor before washing the garment. Wipe protectors with a damp cloth and mild soap only; do not machine‑wash, wring, or expose to high heat. Wash the jacket according to its care label and reinsert armor once completely dry.
