What FIA suit is the lightest and most breathable?
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What FIA suit is the lightest and most breathable?
Hi guys, I have been wearing a Sparco Sprint 5 for a while and I live in Arizona. The problem that I have is my suit feels like I should be snowmobiling in Alaska (ITS TOO HOT).
With price being no object what suit is 3 layer and the lightest in the market?
With price being no object what suit is 3 layer and the lightest in the market?
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Re: What FIA suit is the lightest and most breathable? (cibola)
Take a look at the Sparco X-Light or one of their other high-end suits. Most of the mid-grade stuff will be comparable to one another, the next step up is the pricier material.
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Re: What FIA suit is the lightest and most breathable? (WRXRacer111)
I've got a Puma suit and honestly for the price its phenominal
3 layer so no underwear is needed, but its thin like a 2 layer almost!
3 layer so no underwear is needed, but its thin like a 2 layer almost!
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Re: What FIA suit is the lightest and most breathable? (cibola)
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Re: What FIA suit is the lightest and most breathable? (SequenceGarage)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SequenceGarage »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've got a Puma suit and honestly for the price its phenominal
3 layer so no underwear is needed, but its thin like a 2 layer almost!</TD></TR></TABLE>
I should fricken hope so for $1400+
3 layer so no underwear is needed, but its thin like a 2 layer almost!</TD></TR></TABLE>
I should fricken hope so for $1400+
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