Getting ready to go buy a chest protector...

[Screamin440]

Is one brand of chest protectors better than the other or are they all about the same? I waited too long to post this so I'm kinda looking for a quick response. If you guys can help me out, thanks.

[SRH]

not sure if you already bought it but the fox airframe II and no fear are rated 1 and 2, i have the fox airframe II and its super comfy

[47501exracer]

I just bought a brand new Thor Aftershock from Rocky Mountain. It was like $69 and had removable arm guards. I think it works great.

[YFZ450Ridr]

any body know if shift has decent chest protectors? i saw one of thiers i liked in rocky mountain but cant recall what the name of it was.

[speedfreaksguy]

Check out the Thor aftershock and Force. I have the Force and love it. Comfy, light and adjustable.

[Screamin440]

Well I didn't have time to come back and check out the replies. I had to take my brother to the airport and I hit the Honda shop on the way back. I got a Fox R3 for $72 after tax and everything. Fitment seems pretty good but I think I got a size too large. Hopefully when I really start hitting the weights hard here in a couple of weeks I'll fill out enough to make it more snug. My height and weight were on the bottom of the large scale and that's what I happened to grab. It fits great except for it's a little loose in the stomach. Oh well, as long as it protects my ribs and my kidneys because that's all I'm REALLY concerned with.

[dunnonuttin]

buy the cheapest thing you can find. as long as it protects you, thats all that mattters

[trick450r]

i have the shift pro chest protector in clear yellow its super comfy...it looks sick with an all black freestyle uniform with black based helmet grafix.......