Purchase Sabelt TI-301 Driver Racing Suit, FIA 8856-2000, SFI 3.2a, Made in Italy in Irvine, California, United States, for US $1,080.00

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Sabelt TI-301 Drivers Nomex Racing Suit, FIA 8856-2000, SFI 3.2a

The Sabelt TI-301 Nomex suit is very lightweight made of the finest materials for the best in driver protection. The same quality control and features are used in the TI-301 suit as those in the more expensive Sabelt suits. The material and design of the ultra flat seams are inline with the best high level suits.

Sabelt quality control is second to none. Keeping true to high expectations of top level Sabelt does their own in-house testing for flame exposure and heat transmission. Each new batch of fabric is tested and a sample of each piece. No recycled Nomex is used on Sabelt suits.

The TI-301 series suit quality one or more levels above what you pay for compared to the competition. The competition is generally only a 2 layer suit. Not 3 Layer construction like the Sabelt suits. With a 3 layer construction you have the advantage of better fire protection and not having to wear additional fire retardant underwear to meet rules and regulations of the sanctioning body you race with.

- 3 layer light weight Nomex Construction.
.     - soft Nomex shell and dual layer knitted Nomex interior.
.     - no recycled Nomex. Very strict in-house testing and quality control.
- FIA 8856-2000 certification
- SFI 3.2a homologation
- Great Style and comfort with ultra flat seams through out the entire suit.
- Built in shoulder "grab handles".
- Available in Red, White, Black and Blue colors, size 48-66 in standard European Sizing.
-    Some of the smaller and larger sizes may need to be shipped from Italy. Please allow a longer lead time.

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