The Slingshot back protector is a lightweight and comfortable protection upgrade that completely covers the back of the rider and offers the highest level of armor. It features our flexible and well-ventilated SEESOFT™ CE-level 2 RV protector which performs consistently in hot or cold conditions.
The Slingshot is constructed with a combination of Hicom mesh on the outside and a highly breathable 3D mesh on the inside, preventing a build-up of perspiration on the rider’s back. In order to keep the casing/harness that holds the SEESOFT™ RV protector in place fresh and clean, simply remove the SEESOFT™ protector and wash it by following the wash and care instructions.
To give riders the perfect fit, the Slingshot can be adjusted at the hips and at the shoulders, ensuring the right parts remain shielded in the event of an unfortunate mishap. Furthermore, a connection strap between the shoulder straps makes sure that the protector stays in place and doesn’t shift during active riding.
This size chart is based on information provided by the manufacturer and should be used as a general guide only. Sizing and fit may vary by product, model, body shape, and personal preference. Always confirm that the item fits comfortably and appropriately before use.
Founded in 1995, REV’IT! has been a driving force in motorcycle apparel, seamlessly blending Southern European style with Northern European functionality. Their commitment to innovation is exemplified by the Engineered Skin® design concept introduced in 2000, revolutionizing 3D product engineering. Over the years, REV’IT! has expanded its offerings to include fashionable protective gear, such as their first motorcycle jeans collection launched in 2013. The brand’s dedication to excellence is further highlighted by their in-house test laboratory, established in 2016, which ensures the highest standards of safety and performance.
With a presence in over 70 countries, REV’IT! continues to inspire riders worldwide, offering gear that embodies design, performance, and innovation.
