For Dainese, designing protection and safety around people means taking inspiration from Nature. Human history provides inspiration with Medieval and Renaissance suits of armor that once offered the privileged few protection, ergonomics, and safety.
This is the challenge: transform the concepts of Nature and history's most brilliant hunches into protective devices to be used by the largest possible number of users. Protection has finally become democratic.
- Upper in microfiber.
- D-Stone™ fabric.
- High-grip TPU inserts.
- Gear shifter guard.
- Rubber sole.
- Closing with zipper at the back.
- Flexible joints for extra walking comfort.
- Calf adjustment with Velcro brand hook-and-loop.
- Thermoplastic polyurethane inserts on the shin.
- Nylon heel.
- Shock absorption insert on the heel.
- Boot certified to CE - Cat. II - EN 13634 Standard.
- Reinforced nylon toe.
- Protective nylon inner hull.
- Shock absorption insert on the heel.
- D-Axial jointed anti-ankle twist back system in TPU.
- Replaceable plastic slider (kit sold separately).
- Fixed 3D-Bubble liner air spaces.
- Set screw wrench supplied.
- Also known as the Dainese NEXUS in Dainese literature.
D-Stone™ Fabric
- Fabric for sports clothing made in high-tenacity twisted nylon with elasticated inserts faced with nylon. Its armored weave offers exceptional comfort characterized by high resistance to abrasion, breaking, and tear with a performance comparable to leather. The S1 version S1 (without resin coating) features Protector treatment. The S1P1 version, in addition to Protector treatment, also features breathable, windproof polyurethane resin coating. Protector treatment grants the fabric excellent water and oil repellence, and the material does not require ironing to re-acquire its properties because only air drying is necessary after washing. This treatment was developed thanks to nanotechnology applied to textile finishing.
3D Bubble Lining
- Born and tested to the needs of racers like Valentino Rossi, this particular three-dimensional liner permits the creation of an air chamber between the inside and outside of the clothes, becoming an insulator in order to provide an ideal microclimate during both summer and winter.
