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As soon as the rider is thrown from the horse, the airbag inflates and protects rider’s neck, back, chest, sides and hip. |
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Hit-air is rider’s wear containing shoulder, elbow and back padding (back padding is only for vests) and airbag system. |
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Shock-buffering protection system will be activated immediately after the distance from the rider to the horse exceeds the “activation distance”, when the key ball is pulled out from the key box to release CO2 gas into the neck, chest, body, back and hip airbags to inflate them in 0.5 second for lessening the effect of impact on rider’ body. |
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Even before the airbag is fully inflated (in 0.5 second), it is quite effective for shock buffering. |
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After the airbag is inflated in full, it leaks the gas slowly through the gas release valve and a feeling of tightness will subside gradually. |
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| Mesh vest of good visibility and adjustability, made with careful attention to detail and to a fabric texture, suitable during any season. |
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| Suitable during any season. |
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| Stylish design with removal sleeves. Lady’s jacket made of stretch material for a good fit and mobility, with a small Y-type key box. |
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| Airbag vest to be used for kids. Mesh vest suitable during any season. |
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| At a horse-riding accident, it absorbs the impact of the crash to protect the ribs and the internal organs. |
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| Synergy between CE back padding and the Hit-air system will produce a greater shock buffering effect. |
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| After the airbag is activated and inflated, it is reusable by replacing the CO2 cartridge. |
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| The same coiled wire as attached to the Hit-air jacket and vest. |
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| A set of a key ball and a buckle type female connector to connect/disconnect with a buckle type coiled wire now in use. |
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| A set of a small-sized key ball (Y type) and a buckle type female connector. |
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