Alpinestars Missile v3 Airflow Pants

Alpinestars Missile v3 Airflow Pants

The Missile v3 Airflow Pants feature a precise flex fit design, with the pre-curved legs, and flex zones on the knee and waist delivering a close riding fit with plenty of stretch for optimal rider movement. Featuring a premium leather chassis for enhanced abrasion resistance and ergonomic stretch panels for comfort, these pants are also equipped with a large ventilation port on the knee for maximum airflow. These pants are Tech-Air ready and can accommodate the Tech-Air 10 Airbag System, complete with its extended hip protection

Features:

• Premium 1.3mm genuine bovine leather main chassis
• Comfort fit - Follows the contours of the knee for the optimal blend of comfort and freedom of movement
• Dual layers in exposed areas for additional abrasion resistance
• Accordion leather stretch zones above the knee offer improved flexibility
• Extended high rear waist construction provides greater overlap with the riding jacket
• Extensive stretch panels on calf and crotch area for improved fit and feel 
• Pre-curved leg construction helps improve fit and reduce riding fatigue
• Strategically positioned ventilation on thigh for internal air cooling
• Ventilation panel on knee can be secured in the open position and knee is CE Certified, even when the panel is open
• Waist connection zipper allows attachment to Alpinestars riding jackets
• Hook and loop waist adjuster for secure and personalized fit
• Internal mesh lining with stretch panel inserts work in conjunction with outer stretch zones for freedom of movement
• Alpinestars GP-R Lite internal protection on knee
• Replaceable Sport knee sliders for excellent impact and abrasion resistance
• CE approved to pr-EN17092 as a Class AA garment A CE Level AA rating, governed by the EN 17092-3:2020 standard, signifies that a garment is engineered to offer a high level of abrasion resistant protection suitable for a wide range of riding conditions, including touring and daily commuting. To achieve this classification, the materials in the most vulnerable areas of the garment, known as Zone 1 (typically shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees), undergo rigorous testing.
  The key test for abrasion resistance is performed on a specialized machine called the Darmstadt tester. In this test, a sample of the garment's material is subjected to a simulated slide on a concrete surface. For a garment to earn the AA rating, the material in Zone 1 must withstand a rotational speed of approximately 412.6 revolutions per minute (rpm) on the Darmstadt machine. This is designed to replicate a slide at a road speed of approximately 43mph (70 km/h). The material passes the test if it does not develop a hole larger than 5mm in any direction after the abrasion. This exacting standard ensures that the garment offers substantial protection against road rash in the event of a fall at typical road speeds. It is important to note that this abrasion test is just one component of the comprehensive testing required for certification. To earn the final rating, the garment must also pass rigorous standards for tear resistance, seam strength, the impact protection performance of the included armor and additional factors.