ION Products 2015: new styles, new Lite protection
Ion increases its 2015 portfolio with the help of new styles and – as a highlight – a few interesting protectors for every usage.
ION Ledge gloves 2015
Next to small updates and new colours the Ledge glove is a special highlight. The ION Ledge is available with a Maki_Seam inner glove and finger construction, that positions the nits on the outside of the glove. This should enable a direct and comfortable grip. Rubber prints in the ankle area guarantee better protection against tree branches and during falls.
The ION Ledge gloves are priced at 49,90 EUR.
ION K_CAP 2015
The K_CAP is a new kind of knee protector, that is based on the K_PACT model. While the main build has remained the same, the new model has received a plastic cap. The protecting material is SAS-Tech padding. The plastic plate has the main task to produce less friction on earth during falls – this helps to prevent twistment of the protectors.
The K_CAP protector uses the Tectronic_Fit construction principle, which includes the disconnection of the top part with the bottom part. This makes it easier for these parts to overlap eachother.
The Ion K_CAP protectors are priced at 109.00 EUR, the extended Select version is available for 159.00 EUR
ION K_Lite & E_Lite 2015
ION’s protector range is just about to grow even more: The K_Lite protectors are light protectors for knees and elbows, that are delieverd without velcro straps. Therfore, in order to guarantee a secure fit, ION uses silicon prints at the cuff and slip free, as well as well-placed neopren filling.
SAS-Tec foam is the padding used within the K_PACT models, which is especially thinner and is almost not noticeable while pedalment.
The ION K_Lite protectors are priced at 79.90 EUR and the E_Light elbow version is available for 68.90 EUR.
Ion Scrub Line 2015
ION Roam line 2015
ION Traze Linie 2015
The new ION products will be available from next spring on. Please feel free to visit the following link for more information: ion-bike.com.
Text: Aaron Steinke Photos: Klaus Kneist
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