Klim
AI-1 RALLY
Designed and tested by riders from the legendary Dakar Rally, the Ai-1 Rally airbag vest stays comfortable while delivering optimised protection performance thanks to In&motion's evolving airbag technology and its D3O® back and chest protectors!
- Protected zones
- Thorax, abdomen, back and neck
- Size
- S to 3XL
- Weight
- 3.7 lb (1.7 kg)
- Gender
- Unisex
- Inflator reference
- Inflator 2368
- Number of inflations
- 3
- Module
- Origine
Your airbag is not machine washable.
Regular cleaning (damp cloth): remove the In&box, wipe the textile parts with a damp sponge and a little soapy water, taking care never to wet the back of the airbag (the electronic part), then leave it to dry on a hanger for 12 hours, away from direct sunlight.
Water jet: remove the In&box, the inflator and the back protector, hang the airbag on a hanger and rinse it with clean, cold water (keep at least 1 m from a water jet, or 2 m from a pressure washer) for 10 minutes maximum. Never wring it out.
After a fall, your airbag can be reused: simply replace the inflator (the gas refill) and follow the post-inflation procedure in the My In&box app.
Partner brand
Klim
Based in Rigby, Idaho (United States), KLIM designs technical equipment for motorcyclists and snowmobile riders. Born from suits designed for snow professionals, the brand turned to motorcycling in 2005, with the ambition of offering ever more advanced riding equipment.
In&motion shares this same standard. The KLIM AI-1 airbag vest is the result of their collaboration: a standalone, cable-free airbag worn under the jacket, for riding with confidence, on the road and on the trails.
How does it work?
STEP 1
Buy your airbag
Each airbag system is made up of several components: an airbag cushion, an inflator (gas generator), a back protector, a shell...
STEP 2
Activate the In&box
The In&box, the system's "brain", detects a fall and orders the airbag to trigger.
STEP 3
Manage your airbag with the My In&box app
Control your airbag system from your phone: updates, detection mode changes, emergency call by Liberty Rider...