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The current Spada body armour range consists of four grey Tetrahex Level 2 inserts: a full back protector plus shoulder, hip and elbow or knee protectors. Each product is designed for a different pocket and body area, so dimensions and compatibility are as important as the shared technology.
Choose the size specified for the jacket's back pocket. The insert should sit centrally, remain flat and avoid pressing into the neck when you lean forward.
This paired format is intended for compatible elbow or knee pockets. Check pocket shape and adjustability, then make sure each pad stays centred over the joint.
The shoulder pair has its own outline for the upper-jacket pockets. Do not substitute hip armour merely because both products use the Tetrahex name.
The hip pair is made for compatible trouser pockets. Sit on the bike or in a riding position to check that the pad covers the hip without folding or digging in.
All four live Tetrahex products in this collection are explicitly listed by Spada as CE Level 2. The full back protector is tested as back protection, while the shoulder, hip and elbow or knee products are limb or joint inserts. Level 2 indicates the lower transmitted-force limit within the relevant protector standard; it does not certify the entire garment.
Spada describes Tetrahex as a flexible, ventilated structure with an internal relief pattern designed to move in more than one direction. The practical benefit still depends on choosing the right pocket, size and orientation.
Compatibility matters: compare the protector dimensions with the garment manual or existing insert. Never place a pocket protector loose inside clothing, and do not cut or reshape it to force a fit.
Moto Central presents the four current Level 2 Tetrahex options with their actual catalogue images and body-area distinctions. Our team can help you compare pocket dimensions and protector sizing before you order.
Yes. The four current live listings are the Level 2 Tetrahex versions. Check the exact product title if the catalogue changes.
Do not assume so. Their intended body areas and shapes differ, even though they use the same material family.
No. Confirm the pocket dimensions and required protector size for the exact garment.
No. Protector approval is separate from the abrasion and seam classification of the complete garment.
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