Body armour. Again!

[Dax]

But if you are in a narrow rut with the slope on your left going steeply up and the slope on your right going steeply down what is that going to do? Did that once when I stopped on what looked like solid ground to my right but it turned out to be dense foliage so down the slope i went

That’s the situation where a tactical dismount can save the day

 

[JoeBlow]

That’s the situation where a tactical dismount can save the day

In that instance I did not need a "tactical dismount". I had simply stopped on the trail and put my foot down as you normally would but I had misjudged the terrain. It looked solid but wasn't but this is getting off the point. I will look into getting some coaching.

 

[thevids]

Hopefully never but I can assert that it does cover the ribs I have damaged previously and that coverage is rated as Level 1 and it is so comfy I forget I have it on.

Level 1 is comfy, but does not protect much. Go for level 2 if you want to avoid damage if you hit a rock.

 

[JoeBlow]

IMO Level 1 will be more than sufficient for the scenarios I have described but thank you.

 

[Zed. (Justin is short)]

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[JoeBlow]

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I won't be wearing that I'm afraid. Too expensive and too much Star Wars Storm Trooper looking Have you been keeping up with my comments? I have made my experiences and requirements very clear.