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Garrick Mitchell.
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- January 3, 2008 at 12:39 am #42633
Anonymous
InactiveIm looking for a rib protector….any suggestions on the best one or ideas about what everyone thinks is the best one, include prices and where I can get it.
Tim
Fuzz Motorsports
4 cycle newbieJanuary 3, 2008 at 2:07 am #60621Uber Wagon
ParticipantHi Tim,
I have had good luck (although my experience is limited) with my Ribtect 2 vest.
-Nick
January 3, 2008 at 2:08 am #60622Anonymous
InactiveRibtech
Had mine for 8 yrs and no rib problems
~$200
January 3, 2008 at 1:12 pm #60623Rodney Ebersole
ParticipantTim,
http://www.zoombang.com I highly recommend the shirt. Critical zone in Grand Junction had them in stock when I needed them.
Sense I started wearing the shirt and my old ribtech the pain left.January 3, 2008 at 4:25 pm #60624stacey cook
Participantin addition to the Zoombang shirts we also have their seat pads.. plus the Body Armor rib protector… 970-256-0107
January 3, 2008 at 11:04 pm #60625Jon Romenesko
ParticipantTim,
Not sure what size you would be, but theres a Ribtect 2 for sale in the classifieds section at a ridiculous deal….its brand new. Size 46.
January 4, 2008 at 7:54 am #60626Greg Welch
ParticipantI used a Phoenix, I believe Brad still has them in stock. I really only needed one to help me fit into seats better and right now I fit my seat perfect without it.
I did take a few nasty crahses in years past, and when the pavement wore through my suit it didnt go through the vest. I like it because it also has padding up and over your shoulders and that was one area that my suit wore through.
January 4, 2008 at 2:44 pm #60627Garrick Mitchell
Participant@Greg Welch wrote:
…I like [the Phoenix] because it also has padding up and over your shoulders …
Ditto for my Sparco vest ($100), plus it’s got a big honkin’ sternum protector to let me fill out my driving suit better (tough when you’re 6′-1″ and 160 lbs sopping wet).
In the end, make sure you try on what you’re going to get, ideally while wearing your driving suit and sitting in your own seat (take both to the shop with you).
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