Sell DNA 3-Layer SFI-5 Racing Suit, Black, XL, Simpson in Lafayette, California, United States, for US $1,599.00

Condition:New Brand:Simpson Racing Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:DNA-XL-BLK Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:Black UPC:Does not apply

Become One Step Ahead of Your Competition With Today’s Most Advanced Racing Suit
The DNA suit combines industry changing innovations and advanced design in a suit that offers almost no restrictions to movement, unbeatable breathability and incredibly lightweight fabric. This game changing suit is constructed to meet the needs of our athletes on the track and loaded with features available only at Simpson.

SFI.5 approved Titanium Nomex racing suit, Made in the USA
Integrated cuffs replace traditional sleeve cuffs, minimizing material at your wrist and eliminating bunching in the glove gauntlet area
Pre-bent 4-way stretch elbows allow for effortless movement of the arms, helping with fatigue and stopping the sleeve from migrating up the arm
4-way stretch body panels reduce tension across the back, torso, waist, hips and thighs
Stretch panels offer improved ventilation in key area of the body
Stylish outside pockets lay flat to eliminate bunching and require less material
Embroidered trim adds style without adding unwanted weight
This auction is for a size XL in Black. For other sizes and colors, please call 1-800-949-5712.

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Sizes: Small - XXL
Colors: Black, Red, Blue

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