Dainese union belt

• Dainese's zip fastening system


• Compatible with Dainese jackets from two piece race suits


• Uses a normal belt to join standard trousers with belt loops


• Securely zips to your riding jeans

Riders might suffer life-altering injuries and effects as a result of motorcycle accidents. You're already at a disadvantage in a collision since you're riding a two-wheeled vehicle. Unlike when you're in a car, you won't have a framework around you to protect you from collision. If you don't have the correct motorcycle gear and get into an accident, you'll almost certainly suffer serious injuries.

Why use the Dainese Union Belt for additional protection?

Whatever riding style you have, you'll get a complete set of gear from Dainese to shield yourself in the case of an accident. They provide a comprehensive selection of protective gear, from back protectors to gloves, that shelters you from direct impact and reduces the risk of crippling injuries. In addition, Dainese's motorcycle gear may improve your performance and visibility on the road, providing an extra layer of protection.

Dainese recognises that obtaining complete protection in the thrilling world of motorcycle riding is a never-ending pursuit. That's why they'll go to any length to provide you with the most cutting-edge rider safety technology. Tutu leather, a real cowhide leather that Dainese developed and manufactured, is used in their goods. During a high-speed performance, it provides maximum protection for riders by resisting abrasion, cutting, traction, and tear.

About Dainese

Lino Dainese started Dainese in 1972 when he was only 24 years old and a motorcycle lover. He sought to design motorcycle gear that encourages ergonomics, performance, and, above all, safety in every motorsport, driven by his quest for invention, his unwavering enthusiasm for bikes, and his knowledge in modern art. He blended the skills of two Italian provinces: Arzignano, Venetia's one-of-a-kind hide-tanning heritage, and the apparel competence of Marostica and Molvena.

The brilliant collaboration of the two crafts added a splash of colour to a motorcycling world that had previously been dominated by black. The designs not only exuded elegance and appeal, but they also improved rider visibility and safety. Dainese invented the first back protection for motorcycles in 1979. World champions Giacomo Agostini and Valentino Rossi, as well as astronauts Thomas Pesquet and Andreas Mogensen, are just a few of the industry's most well-known figures who rely on Dainese to keep them safe when it matters most.