FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RCH-1 CHEST PROTECTOR Black vest front
FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RCH-1 CHEST PROTECTOR blackvestback
FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RCH-1 CHEST PROTECTOR whitevestfront
FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RCH-1 CHEST PROTECTOR whitevestback
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FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RCH-1 CHEST PROTECTOR

$179.95
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SKU: 36-60000S

Color: Black
Size: Small / Medium
May Be Available For Pickup

Description

The FLY RACING BLUEPRINT RCH-1 Chest Protector is built for riders who want added upper body coverage without feeling boxed in on the sled or bike. Whether you are picking through a tight woods trail, logging laps at the motocross track, or wearing protection with winter riding layers, this vest style protector keeps the focus on movement and comfort. The streamlined design helps it work into a real riding setup, where jackets, jerseys, packs, and cold hands already have plenty to argue about. We like gear that does its job without needing attention, and this chest protector fits that mindset: practical protection for riders who know the trail does not care how clean your line looked in the parking lot.

  • Brand: FLY RACING
  • Model: BLUEPRINT RCH-1
  • Product Type: Chest protector
  • Model Year: 2026
  • Part Number: 36-600
  • Intended Use: Snowmobile, dirt bike, motocross, and off-road riding protective gear
  • Design: Vest style chest protector for upper body coverage
  • Shown Colors:
    • Black
    • White
  • Additional Features:
    • Designed for active riding mobility
    • Works with riding layers based on individual fit and setup
    • Suitable for trail, track, and off-road use

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

This chest protector is a good match for both snowmobile protective gear and dirt bike or motocross use. It is designed for riders who want added upper body coverage while staying mobile, whether the day involves frozen trails, dirt tracks, or a little questionable line choice.
Many riders layer chest protectors with jerseys, shells, or winter riding jackets, but comfort depends on your jacket cut, base layers, and personal fit preference. If you ride in northern weather, test your full setup before a long day so nothing binds when you are moving.
No. A chest protector is one part of a riding protection setup, not a complete replacement for other gear. Pair it with the appropriate helmet, gloves, boots, pants, and activity specific protection for your ride. The trail usually rewards preparation more than optimism.
A chest protector should feel secure without restricting breathing, steering, or body movement. It should stay in place while you ride, but not dig in when seated or standing. Always check fit with the layers you actually plan to wear on the sled or bike.