Today’s driver safety equipment is incredibly good. But it can also be incredibly expensive – $2500 for the newest trick helmet. $3000 for the latest, greatest drivers suit.
To find out what you need to be safe, SAFEisFAST.com put together a group of industry safety experts who explain in this video how to choose the best equipment for your budget. It should help you be safer and may just save you a few bucks in the process.
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