Revit Seesoft Spina, Protection dorsale Niveau 2

Designed to thrive where others fail, the Spina back protector was developed to go beyond standard expectations – especially where many falter: in the heat.

High-performance impact protection meets an exceptionally lightweight, extremely ventilated, and flexible construction - introducing the all-new Level 2 Spina back protector. Engineered to harness the full potential of REV'IT!'s innovative SEESOFT 3D Fit technology, it redefines back protection for riders.

Designed to maximize center-back coverage, the Spina back protector features both a ventilated open structure and a supremely flexible, 3D-shaped composition - raising the bar for back protector design. It represents the next step in the evolution of REV'IT! SEESOFT 3D Fit injection-molded EVA protection, utilizing the advantages of this rubber-like elastomeric polymer technology. For all-day comfort, the SEESOFT 3D Fit material molds to your body, while the open-structure design with interlocking, bowtie-shaped inner lattices allows air to flow freely. This prevents clammy stickiness while the body-hugging, soft yet highly impact-resistant armor moves seamlessly with you on the bike.

At the core of the Spina back protector is SEESOFT 3D Fit material, with the protector element resting directly against your back. The multi-adjustable shoulder and lumbar straps attach only to the SEESOFT armor, without mounting points ever touching the body. This maintains the lightest possible design while ensuring the protective material stays securely in place - without obstruction.

Ride with confidence, knowing that the innovative SEESOFT 3D Fit technology performs flawlessly in broad range of temperatures from as low as -10°C up to at least +40°C, without any compromise to its protective performance. With a top-tier Level 2 impact protection rating, the Spina back protector quite literally has your back.

Features

• Adjustable waist belt
• Adjustment straps
• Elastic at waistband
• Level 2 impact protection rating according to EN 1621-2:2014 LEVEL 2 T+

Why? Failure to Perform

Spinal impacts are always serious. Even minor displacements can result in lasting damage, making back protection crucial. Yet, many foam back protectors fall short when exposed to heat. Their protective qualities drop as temperatures rise, exposing a dangerous flaw.

This raised a fundamental question for REV'IT!: why settle for protectors that perform only within ideal conditions but falter outside of them?

What? The Impact of Heat

Heat softens rubberlike foam, the material commonly used in back protection. Similar to how tires become more flexible and grippy when warmed, foam becomes softer – but unlike tires, this softening degrades protective performance.

Achieving the CE-level 2 rating (EN 1621-2:2014) requires foam to pass a drop test at 22°C. A higherlevel T+ rating means maintaining this protection even at 40°C. While 40°C may seem extreme, real-world riding conditions – body heat, solar radiation, physical

exertion – can easily reach or exceed this threshold, especially since back protectors are worn close to the skin (which sits at already around 33°C at rest).

REV'IT! realized that true performance means staying protective in these elevated temperatures, not just under lab conditions.

How? The Challenge

REV'IT!'s challenge was not just to meet the T+ standard, but to exceed it. To do that, the Research & Innovation team discovered conventional materials wouldn’t cut it.

REV'IT! looked beyond the motorcycle world to high-performance athletic footwear, where functionally graded EVA midsoles offered the characteristics they needed: lightweight, flexible, multi-impact resistant, and crucially, temperature insensitive. Working with sports development partners, REV'IT! re-engineered EVA foam specifically for spinal protection in hot conditions.

But shaping it like an insole wouldn’t suffice. Back protectors are more complex. That meant inventing an all-new production process. REV'IT! refined injection molding to introduce bow-tie lattices for breathability, added die-cut holes to boost airflow, and used thermo-pressing to finalize the foam’s shape. The result? A balanced, lightweight protector that maintains its structure and shock absorption under intense heat.

To ensure wearability, REV'IT! analyzed human anthropometrics across different body types. The result: a bi-directional buckle system integrating shoulder and waist straps, ensuring even force distribution and all-day comfort. It’s also repairable – because the Spina is built to be used, reused, and relied upon after a crash.

The Answer? Conclusion

After two years, over 120 material iterations, and countless prototypes, we’re proud to introduce the REV'IT! Spina back protector. It’s the result of crossindustry collaboration, production innovation, and daring design – a protector that finally answers the question: why has back protection failed just beyond the standard?

Because no one had done it. Until now.