HELD Air Vest

The size type of a motorcycle airbag indicates which target group the fit is designed for. This ensures that the harness fits closely to the body and that the airbag can provide optimal protection in the event of an accident.

• Men: Designed for the male body shape, with broader shoulders and a straight cut, so the airbag stays properly in place during an impact.
• Women: Tailored to the female body shape, with a slimmer waist and more room at the chest and hips, so the airbag provides effective protection without feeling restrictive.
• Unisex: Universal fit suitable for both men and women, with a neutral cut that works well for most body shapes.

The use of a motorcycle airbag indicates which riding style or terrain the system is optimized for. Different usage types may have different sensors and algorithms for optimal activation.

• Street: Algorithms tailored for daily rides and commuting. The airbag detects typical fall patterns at low and medium speeds, providing reliable protection without unnecessary activation.
• Track: Optimized for high speeds and sporty riding. Fast, precise sensors and algorithms ensure the airbag responds immediately to hard impacts or extreme lean angles.
• Off-road: Designed for enduro and off-road adventure. Activation uses robust, flexible algorithms that distinguish movements over rough terrain from real falls, so the airbag only deploys in actual risk situations.

The presence or absence of pockets determines whether you can carry small items in or on the airbag. This can be practical for keys, wallet, or phone while riding.

• Yes: The airbag has integrated pockets that allow you to safely carry small items without them being in the way while riding.
• No: There are no pockets; the focus is entirely on protection and the compact fit of the airbag.

The activation time of a motorcycle airbag, expressed in milliseconds, determines how quickly the airbag fully inflates in the event of a fall.

Reactivation indicates whether and how a motorcycle airbag can be made usable again after deployment. Some systems can be reactivated by the user, while others must only be reactivated by an authorized service center.

• Yes, user-serviceable: The user can independently reactivate the airbag using the provided procedure or kit.
• Yes, via service center: The airbag must be returned to an authorized service center for reactivation to ensure safety and maintain the warranty.

The back protector indicates whether the motorcycle airbag provides additional protection for the back. It can be integrated, optionally available, or not present at all.

• Yes: The airbag includes an integrated back protector for additional spinal protection.
• No: There is no back protector; the focus is entirely on the torso protection provided by the airbag.
• Optional: A back protector can be added separately or combined with the airbag for extra safety.

The tailbone protector indicates whether the motorcycle airbag provides additional protection for the tailbone. This can help in falls where the rear of the body takes impact.

• Yes: The airbag includes a tailbone protector that provides extra protection for the tailbone in case of a fall.
• No: There is no specific tailbone protection; the airbag focuses only on the torso and back.

The chest protector indicates whether the motorcycle airbag provides additional protection for the chest. This can help in falls where the front of the body takes impact.

• Yes: The airbag includes an integrated chest protector for additional protection of the chest and ribs.
• No: There is no chest protector; the focus is only on the torso and back.
• Optional: A chest protector can be added separately or combined with the airbag for extra safety.

The closure determines how the airbag is secured to the body and ensures it stays safely in place while riding.

The outer material of a motorcycle airbag determines the durability, abrasion resistance, and comfort of the system. Strong textiles such as nylon or polyester are often used, sometimes combined with leather for additional protection and appearance.

The lining of a motorcycle airbag affects comfort and fit. A soft, breathable lining provides a pleasant wearing experience and helps wick away sweat while riding.

Reflectivity indicates whether the airbag provides additional visibility in the dark or in poor weather. This can enhance rider safety by making them more visible to other road users.

• Yes: The airbag includes reflective elements that reflect light for better visibility.
• No: There are no reflective elements; the airbag only provides physical protection.