G-force Racing Gf 105 Jacket Small Black Mat4381smlblck on 2040-parts.com
Dover, New Hampshire, United States
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Jacket Only Small Black 4381SMLBLCK Single Layer GF 105 This is our best selling suit and meets the SFI 3.2A/1 rating and carries a TPP rating of 11. While this suit carries entry level cost, the quality is top of the line. This suit is made from Pyrovatex® cloth treated with our HydroFiber fire-retardant molecular treatment process. This suit is accented with standard epaulets, belt with loops, arm and leg stripes, pleated back and a large white chest billboard with contrasting piping. All seams are Safety Stitched to help limit failure in a fire. We ask that you compare our suits with any other manufacturers' suit and you will be amazed. The quality and craftsmanship is second to none.  
1) Measure at the largest circumference | 2) Measure at your normal belt line
3) Measure from the back of the neck at the center to your wrist; arm bent 90° angle at the elbow
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