Protection at affordable prices

I bought these because my mate had an off at cadwell, last year. And they held up extremely well, a little scuffing but all stitching and seams were perfectly intact because of the triple stitching, he wore the back protector too. My own personal experience so far, is basically breaking them in. They are a very tight fit when standing and the precurved style pulls you down slightly into a hunch but the neck stretch panel means there's no pressure on the back of your neck, the stretch panels on the legs and crotch make movement on the bike a breeze, and the suit even brand new feels comfortable when riding. My mate says that once he had broken his in, it became easy to walk normally in (I've not reached that stage yet). The whole suit is very high quality considering the price and looks great to boot. All the branding is painted on instead of embroidered but it's done to a high quality. There's a video of a guy being pulled behind a car on YouTube testing them, it's only a short video but it gives you an idea of how well they fair in an off. Myself and my mate highly recommend these leathers because for the money there's no better protection. Just remember to break em in before fitting a back protector especially if you buy the proper size for you meaning the leathers are skin tight/like a second skin. Really impressed with these just a heads up the pic used on this site is a generic one in the pic it shows the leathers with ally shoulder plates and no red elbow sliders and minimal branding this must be a pic of an older version as the ones you get will have, all branding, red elbow sliders and ally elbow slider just behind that but the shoulder section is just leather, no ally slider there. But the ones with the red elbow sliders etc, looks way better anyway imo and we're the ones I originally wanted anyway but because of the pic and the 20% off thought I was getting the other style, was glad when it was the latter that came.

Dainese Assen 1 Piece Leather 

Previously tried the rst one piece which was to big in the lower body ,I'm 6'1", slim build. The rst evo 3 was way short in the arm and leg, tight across the shoulders and to short in the body . Thought I'd give the Dainese a try, doesn't have the neoprene cuff which instantly makes the arm feel longer, can't say that the legs are longer but the feel better than the rst suit did and they do stay tucked into my Dainese boots. There is less volume around the lower body, waist, bum and upper thigh. A little tight across the shoulders but better than the rst suit. Probably shouldn't mention this but once I had decided to keep the Assen I put it in the tumble dryer and warmed it up , then quickly put it on nice and warm, not hot, with a sweater and tracky bottoms on, pushed the knees down and sit down, grip the cuffs and do the hulk pose while the suit cools down. Now it fits really well, not tight in the shoulder, slightly longer in the arm and bearable around the plums when off the bike !

Bang for the Buck

This is an excellent suit. I was always tempted to buy Alpinestar or Dainese as my first suit. As you don't invest this much money everyday. I can say hands down this suit is quality. Yes it doesn't have the logos of the big two. It only comes in black, but if you consider the cost and what you get for the cost, this suit is miles ahead of the big two. Fit wise I had to go a size up from my jacket size because arms were very tight. Overall the stretch panels are all in the right areas providing adequate aid in movement and comfort. The TPU on shoulders and knees looks really good in real life. And the suit comes with wolf knee sliders. I cannot give any information on crash performance of this suit as thankfully I have avoided accidents so far (long may that continue). The suit reassures and gives you confidence when riding. For anyone out there that is not bothered by logos and brand names. Try this suit. You will be surprised. SBS as always were very helpful in the exchange and reserving the size I wanted after my first try.