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Demon fit rule: snug wins
Padded base-layer gear is worn close to the body so the D3O® armor stays put on impact. Between two sizes
on base-layer padding? Size down. Layering underneath, or sizing an outer crash pant? Size up.
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Details
Back Pad — Demon FlexForce Pro Back Impact Pad
Spine, lower-back and kidney coverage in one guard — panels that flex while you ride.
PE Flex Control panels move with your torso, a foam layer sits under a hard outer shell that resists scuffs and keeps the pad in shape, and the Air Shield extends coverage down to the kidneys — lower-back coverage most spine guards leave out.
Features
PE Flex Control spine panels — Segmented polyethylene panels that articulate with every flex and twist while holding their shape.
Foam + hard outer shell — Performance foam cushioning under a hard outer shell that resists abrasion and keeps the pad in place.
Air Shield kidney coverage — Structured coverage at the lower back and flanks, extending below where most spine guards stop.
Backpack-style swivel straps — Spread the guard's weight across the shoulders for comfortable all-day wear.
Adjustable length and waistband — Dial the fit to your torso with consistent pad positioning.
Low-profile build — Sits clean under any jacket with full range of motion.
Specs
PE Flex Control segmented polyethylene spine panels
Performance foam under a hard outer shell
Air Shield kidney coverage at the lower back
Backpack-style swivel straps; adjustable length and waistband
Refer to the size chart
Care: hand wash, air dry
Intended use
For snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking only. Not for motorsports. Designed to cushion minor impacts and reduce bruising, scuffs and abrasions from falls typical of these sports. No protective equipment can prevent serious injury. Fit it snug, check it for damage before each use, and replace it if it is cracked, torn or worn.
For riders who want their whole lower back covered — spine to kidneys — not just the obvious zone.