Alpinestars GP Pro One Piece Suit - 2011

The suits are offered in European sizes, so you can select the size using Alpinestars sizing chart using your chest and waist measurements. If you have a bit of a belly, please also measure and compare to the following table. Make sure you are selecting a suit size that will accommodate your chest, belly and waist (from the Alpinestars chart). Height on these suits could be described as “average”. For the smaller suits, max height would be about 5’8”, for mid-size suits about 5’11”, and for the larger suits about 6’1”. If you are taller, then you will want to consider a 2pc suit or a jacket/sport pant combination which will give you more torso height. Note about adding a back protector: This suit does not come with a back pad installed. If you plan on wearing a separate back protector underneath, you will want to choose a suit about a size larger to allow enough room.

Euro Size	Max Chest Size (inches)	Max Belly Size (inches)
48	38	34
50	40	36
52	42	38
54	44	40
56	46	42
58	48	44
60	50	46
62	52	48
64	54	50

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The GP Pro is offered in both 1 and 2 piece versions. The only difference between the two is the one piece is perforated, while the two piece is solid aside from the lower legs. The two piece also offers some zippered hand warmer pockets in the jacket.

The GP Pro race suit is perfect for the racer, track day rider, or serious street enthusiast who wants the ultimate in suit performance and protection. Heavy race leather (1.3mm) is used throughout the GP Pro, which should hold up to plenty of abuse and provide excellent abrasion protection. External sliders are a somewhat unique feature of the GP Pro suit. There are molded sliders with Alpinestars logos on the shoulders, elbows, and above the replaceable knee sliders as well. Most of us probably won’t drag an elbow like Ben Spies, but the sliders also serve a purpose in a crash, preventing catching on the pavement in a get off. An aerodynamic back hump not only helps reduce helmet buffeting at triple digit speeds, it also provides a bridge between the back of your head and the ground, helping to reduce neck injury. Substantial CE approved armor is used in the shoulders, elbows and knees. The Bionic Chest Pads and a Bionic Race Back Protectors can easily be installed in this suit for additional protection (be sure to buy a big enough suit to accommodate the extra protection). For comfort, there are accordion style stretch panels behind the elbows and shoulders, as well as at the knees and lower back. Aramid stretch fabric is also used at the inner arms and legs, as well as behind the knees to keep you comfortable. Those of you with bigger calves will appreciate the stretch material at the lower legs as well. Styling in the GP Pro is fairly straightforward, besides the “One Goal, One Vision” slogan that is placed at the lower back for your opponent’s reading pleasure. We have taken quite a few images of the GP Pro Suit, be sure to click the “View Larger Images” link above to take a look.