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Kart Racing Suit – APEX Level 2If you are looking for a top-of-the-line kart racing suit at a price point that won’t break the bank, our APEX Level 2 homologated racing suit is for you. Designed to meet or exceed stringent FIA-CIK homologation regulations, this all-new suit has a host of features that are designed to provide comfort, usability, and safety. Perfect both as an entry-level karting suit for individuals climbing the professional ladder and as a budget-friendly alternative for veteran racers looking to save where they can, the APEX suit is quite simply one of the most affordable Level 2 homologated suits on the market. Don’t make any misconceptions based on the affordable price though; our suits are manufactured to the highest standards, and we stand behind everything that we sell. Rest assured, if it has the K1 name on it, you can depend on it to deliver as promised. We are racers ourselves and we make products that we would be proud to use. Our APEX Level 2 karting suit is just such a product. APEX Karting Suit – Product DetailsWith the APEX, we decided to strip a suit down to its bare essentials. If you’re in the market for a suit that stands out, you may want to look at our Drift, Synchro, or Aero karting suits. However, if you want a simple yet attractive race suit that has all of the features you’re looking for, and one at an industry-low price, then our APEX is the clear choice. The APEX has been re-imagined and reengineered for 2012, and incorporates a host of new features, including:
Available in two separate two-tone color schemes, blue and red, the APEX karting suit is an attractive yet simple suit that can meet the needs of even the most experienced kart racer. It has been designed based on feedback from our customers, as well as our own wishes for a karting suit, and we are proud of what we have achieved. It truly is an all-purpose race suit: comfortable, easy-to-use, non-intrusive, lightweight, attractive, and resistant to abrasion in the result of an accident, which can help minimize or prevent injury. As the old saying goes, the “proof is in the pudding,” and in this case, the proof is in the suit’s FIA-CIK Level 2 certification. Clearly labeled on the suit for ease of inspection, you can take comfort knowing that the suit has been designed to meet the most stringent standards of the world’s motorsports governing body. If you would like to order the APEX FIA-CIK Level 2 kart racing suit, please use our order form or contact our team today. Quick Overview• CIK/FIA Level 2 approved abrasion-resistant double layer Cordura® fabric • Elastic wrist cuffs and inner ankle cuff • Lower back stretch panel  |
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