OMP First S Racesuit - Black Size 46 EUR
The latest version of this very popular racesuit from OMP Racing. An Italian made, 2 layer Nomex race suit made using lightweight fire resistant fabrics, with a soft knitted inner layer in fire retardant fabric and ultra-flat anti-rubbing seams for driver comfort.
The fully floating arms with elastic bellows and knitted stretch lumbar panel on the back of the First S suit, which allows for maximum freedom of movement. This entry level suit offers a modern design with 'fishbone' quilting at an affordable price.
Spec includes Velcro waistline belt and neck strap, useful hip pockets and soft knit wrist and ankle cuffs, contrasting driver extraction epaulettes and a combined fabric weight of 400gr/mē, fitted with FIA Hologram labels.
* LAST ONE IN THIS SIZE/COLOUR *
Key Features
- FIA 8856-2000 Approved
- 2 Layer Design, Diagonal Stitching
- 400gr/mē Combined Fabric Weight
- A Very Popular Clubman Race Suit
- Floating Sleeves, Soft Knit Cuffs
Read the FIA's new guideline's to the correct selection and use of Racewear - Click the 'FIA APPROVED' logo above!
SUIT SIZING HELP
Race suits that are sized S, M, L, XL or XXL fall into the striped bands in this chart. If ANY of the sizes you come up with when measuring parts of your body are on the limit of or go over the size range you move into the next column. So even if all your sizes fall in the size 56 column, except for one, you move into the next suit size to ensure the correct levels of comfort and to avoid having any restricted movement.
All measurements should be taken on your actual body and measured with a fabric tape. Record the actual measurement, don't add any girth for comfort, OMP have allowed for this in their size chart. Remember not to assume your trouser size is your waistline size, the waistline needs to be the largest circumference around your middle, similarly, the chest needs to be the largest circumference around your chest or the largest breast circumference for ladies.
Please note that the letters B and C on the image should both refer to the black circumference lines below them, they appear too high on the OMP image!
