<tc>Back protector</tc> buy skiing gear
Are you going skiing? Make sure to protect yourself with a ski <tc>back protector</tc>. The <tc>back protector</tc> for winter sports is a crucial part of your winter sports gear. Besides ski goggles and a ski helmet, a <tc>back protector</tc> ensures you can enjoy the slopes even more safely. Whether you're looking for powder snow, speeding down freshly groomed slopes, or want to freestyle in the park, a <tc>back protector</tc> is there for every skier.
Why a <tc>back protector</tc> while skiing?
A <tc>back protector</tc> should be just like a helmet the standard when skiing and/or snowboarding. It reduces the risk of back injury without getting in your way while moving. The materials of <tc>Spines</tc> <tc>back protector</tc>s provide a lightweight and comfortable feel while keeping you protected according to the official safety standard EN1621-2 Level 1. In short, why a <tc>back protector</tc> is crucial:
1. You protect yourself in case of a fall or accident on the slopes.
2. An accident can also be caused by another winter sports enthusiast, even if it's not your fault.
3. Due to technological developments and slope quality, speeds are higher and the consequences of a fall or collision are greater.
Ski <tc>back protector</tc> for women, men, and children
A <tc>back protector</tc> for skiing is available for everyone. Our <tc>Spines</tc> <tc>back protector</tc>s are unisex and therefore suitable for both ladies and gentlemen. The same goes for our <tc>Spines</tc> children's <tc>back protector</tc>s, these are also for both girls and boys. Additionally, it's important to realize that a <tc>back protector</tc> ski is not just meant for professionals. Our <tc>back protector</tc>s are actually intended for everyone going on a winter sports trip, from beginner skiers to experts.
What should a ski <tc>back protector</tc> meet?
A <tc>back protector</tc> for skiing must meet a number of requirements. Protection, Comfort, and adjustability are the 3 main requirements for a ski <tc>back protector</tc>.
1. Protection. The <tc>back protector</tc> must be sufficiently shock-absorbing and able to absorb impact in case of a collision.
2. Comfort. A <tc>back protector</tc> should not hinder you while moving. Additionally, the material must be breathable so that sweat can be effectively dissipated.
3. Adjustable. Thanks to the adjustable belly band of <tc>Spines</tc> , the <tc>back protector</tc> fits perfectly to your body and does not shift while moving.
How do I wear a ski <tc>back protector</tc>?
You wear a ski <tc>back protector</tc> always over your first layer of clothing and under your ski jacket and ski pants. We recommend wearing a <tc>thermal top</tc> as your first layer so you stay warm and can wick away sweat. Then you put on the <tc>back protector</tc> over the first layer, now you're better protected! Depending on the temperature and personal preference, you can then wear a second layer of clothing like a pully or mid-layer jacket to develop extra warmth. As the last layer, you put on the ski jacket, which keeps you dry on the slopes!