Cortech Sector Pro Air Race Suit

Cortech Sector Pro Air Race Suit The Sector Pro Air is Cortech’s flagship race suit. Chalk full of the features you’d expect in a top-of-the-line suit, the Sector Pro Air has Cortech’s “race fit” for an aggressive, form-fitting cut. Perforated 1.2-1.4mm cowhide is used throughout the suit, which has been designed specifically to accept a standalone internal airbag. Aramid 4-way stretch material and extensive accordion panels allow for exceptional freedom of movement on the bike. Like suits twice its price, the Sector Pro Air comes prepared with a hydration bladder, external sliders on the shoulders and elbows, included knee sliders, and a removal zip-out mesh liner. The suit also includes internal Knox CE Level 1 knee/shoulder/elbow armor, which use VELCRO brand fasteners for fine-tuned fitment. When you’re going flat out on track, you need to have full faith in your gear, and the Sector Pro Air leaves nothing to chance. Features: Race fit with rotated sleeves and pre-curved arms and legs 1.2-1.4mm genuine drum-dyed cowhide leather Perforated chest, torso, and top of legs for high-level ventilation Abrasion resistant heavy-duty Aramid 4-way stretch material Designed and engineered for airbag compatibility High impact performance ergonomic Powertector H20 hump with bladder Internal Knox CE-approved ventilated armor with VELCRO brand fasteners Removable EVA foam back pad (fits KNOX Microlock 114 back pad — sold separately) Accordion stretch panels along shoulder, lower back, bicep, elbow, and knee External shoulder and elbow TPU armor Zip-out removable, washable, soft poly mesh comfort liner Includes knee sliders with extra large VELCRO brand panel areas Auto-locking zippered sleeve cuffs, and zippered leg openings Quick Tips for Race Suit Fit: Made for riding, not for standing – Try on the suit & crouch into a full-tuck position (arms extended & knees bent.) Race suits are made to fit best in the riding position, making them uncomfortable to wear while standing upright. Second skin fit – In the riding position, the suit should fit snugly against your body without any excess fabric bunching and shouldn’t restrict movement or breathing. Account for ALL the gear – Wear all of your track gear when you try-on the suit to check for compatibility and proper fit. This includes: airbag, armor, back protector, base layer, boots, gloves, socks and yes… even your helmet! Like peas in a pod – Race suit sleeves are tapered to fit within full length gauntlet gloves & legs are tapered to fit within full height race boots. Break-in period – Keep in mind that leather stretches about 3-5% after the first few wears.