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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS 13 AWA BLACK 29 AWA TECH 37 HP1 45 HP2 63 DOWNJACKETS 75 BASE LAYERS 83 SAFETY 103 HELMETS 109 GOGGLES 117 SCARABEO APPAREL 127 SCARABEO SAFETY 133 SCARABEO HELMETS 137 SCARABEO GOGGLES 141 MERCHANDISING 153 TECHNOLOGIES 162 COLLECTION OVERVIEW 172 SIZE CHART 175 POP MATERIALS 2019 WINTER SPORTS WORKBOOK From the very beginning Dainese has worked with skiers at the centre of a constellation of perfectly complemented research and development strategies. Collaboration with world-class technical laboratories optimize perfectly the vision of their skiers. Dainese’s passion and commitment to safety is thus as strong as its desire for the podium. The logo says it all. The Speed Demon moves last in a definite direction, seeing things that mortals can’t imagine. Just as the armadillo’s shell and the lobster’s exoskeleton are the result of aeons of adaptive evolutions, so Dainese protective products are the result of a constantly adapting, evolving energy that seek the perfect protective solution. Dainese protective gear is made for all conditions and all situations, giving you the confidence to push boundaries, and step right to the edge of what’s possible. Style, aesthetic, form and function are conceived as an integral whole that chimes perfectly with the times ensuring product development and exactitude in manufacturing are equally important elements of the products’ identity. DAINESE MILESTONES The idea takes shape D-air® Racing The first drafts of the company logo were designed. During the Valencia Grand Prix, the Dainese R&D The Beta International award The first logo featured a speed demon as a symbol The first product department introduced D-air® Racing in full active of dynamism and rebellion form. During the practice sessions, a fall by Following their success in the worlds of motorbikes, mountain bikes and skiing, Dainese decided to accept Dainese was founded at Molvena (Vicenza). Simone Grotzky saw the first airbag deployment. a new challenge and to bring the concept of safety to The first article Dainese produced was a pair of horse riding. The Dainese Equestrian Line was motocross trousers. awarded a prize in the Safety & Security category by Beta International, the international event leader for the equestrian trade. The first back protector in history Ski safely The collaboration with Barry Sheene led to the Protection for everyone Dainese signed a three-year collaboration creation of the first back protector designed by agreement with Fischer to introduce equipment The first prototype of the D-air® Ski Marc Sadler. Back protectors, which up to that time were used aimed at significantly increasing safety on the ski was presented only on the track, became available to the general slopes. public. The mobile clinic in the world Protection for astronauts The collaboration between Massachusetts Institute Collaboration began with Doctor Costa's Mobile D-Tec® of Technology (MIT) and Dainese continued to make Clinic. The D-air® was presented ocially astronaut's lives safer. Dainese had already passed The Dainese Technology Centre (D-Tec®) is created, the NASA supplier selection procedure for making and used during trainings an R&D technical centre for the study of protective special protective items which astronauts would technology and the development of products for wear inside their space suits. the market. Back protectors for skiers too Dainese at the Venice Biennale Kristian Ghedina, Deborah Compagnoni and the No impact Dainese exhibits its innovative technologies at the D-air® made its debut in WC races Italian National Team use Dainese back protectors 56th Venice Biennale. The company presents the at the World Cup for the first time. The No Impact division was formed to bring D-air®, the motorcyclists’ airbag, and Biosuit®, its D-air became the unmatched leader for airbag This was the first time that the back protector was Dainese know-how to other sports: MTB, pressurized suit for astronauts. protection in the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup. introduced to the world of Winter Sports. snowboard and alpine skiing. MTB competitions ESA Dainese became increasingly popular in the world The Danish ESA astronaut Andreas Morgensen of mountain biking and became the byword for tested the SkinSuit and brought Dainese for the New Zealand protection. Dainese provided the champions Shaun D-air® is created first time in the space. Palmer, Anne-Caroline Chausson and Cedric Gracia The Dainese Group got onboard Emirates Team The prototype of the D-air® airbag for motorcyclists with its protection systems. Nicolas Vouilloz New Zealand for the 2017 America’s Cup with the was developed together with the Israeli firm Merhav became World Downhill Champion for the seventh new Sea-Guard , essential gear for crew’s APP and presented in Munich. time and entered the history books of protection while sailing. mountain-biking with Dainese. On the heads of champion skiers Danny Hart - Downhill MTB World Champion The first Dainese ski helmet appears at the World Mobile research Championship Series, developed with the assistance Dainese returned at the top of the Downhill MTB of the multiple title winner Lasse Kjus. th D-Mobile is created. This mobile research structure scenes thanks to Danny Hart who won the title in Dainese celebrates its 45 anniversary was an extension of the R&D department and Val di Sole. visited race tracks around the world to identify and test the latest technological innovations. Safety Partner on the slopes Dainese ski racers Mathias Mayer (Super-G) and Sofia Goggia (Downhill) both strike Gold in the Dainese became the “Safety Partner” of the Safety Partner on the slopes Olympics, pushing the performance envelope The prestigious Red Dot "Best of the Best Award" Italian National Ski Team and D-Mobile provided with the advanced protection of Dainese's Dainese became the “Safety Partner” of the goes to the Dainese AWA (All Weather Activity) assistance to skiers in the Alpine Skiing World D-air® Ski airbag technology. Championship races. Italian National Ski Team and D-Mobile M1 jacket, acclaimed for its outdoor versatility and provided assistance to skiers in the Alpine outstanding cross-functional performance. Skiing World Championship races. - 4 - - 5 - BIOSUIT SEA-GUARD WHAT IS THE BIOSUIT? The Dainese Group is the “Official Safety Partner” Starting from Arthur Iberall’s studies in the Fourties, it has been of the 2017 America’s Cup Winner Emirates Team discovered that there are certain points of the body that, despite New Zealand. The crew, who for the first time movements, do not contract and do not stretch. By connecting these chose pedals instead of traditional “coffee grinders” points through the so-called “lines of non-extention”, pressure remains to operate the winches, wore the new SEA-GUARD constant. BioSuit is designed to connect these points, being able to jacket designed and developed by Dainese, apply the necessary mechanic pressure to the body, although without which integrates protection and aerodynamic compromising movement. The news is exactly the replacement of performance with its floating functions. pneumatic pressurization with mechanic one. The inside of astronaut’s suits, in fact, in order for humans to survive in the vacuum of space, need At over 50 knots, the conditions facing the crew are to provide pressure. The skintight suit allows for a degree of movement extreme, similar to those to which MotoGP riders impossible in a gas-filled suit. are exposed. On-board safety is therefore the key element behind the partnership between Dainese WHEN DID THE BIOSUIT GO TO SPACE? and Emirates Team New Zealand.This has led to the BioSuit has not gone to space yet. BioSuit was born from one of NASA’s creation of SEA-GUARD, the first item of protective needs who, for the first human journey to the Red Planet expected clothing specially designed for competitive sailing. around 2030, has set up a project to design a new space suit, lighter and Thanks to a wise balance between Crash Absorb more practical. material and low-density PE, SEA-GUARD, in addition to its floating function, provides impact HOW WAS THE BIOSUIT MADE? protection and also allows complete freedom of The lines of non-extension are represented by the red and black filaments movement for next-generation grinders, who use that decorate the BioSuit prototype. The suit will be made of elastic their leg power to push pedals instead of arm- material, but for all other features options remain open. For sure, BioSuit powered winch grinding. must guarantee to astronauts oxygen inflow, protect them from effects of prolonged microgravity, solar radiation and impacts with micro- SEA-GUARD is the only ergonomic and comfortable meteoroids, although offering greater flexibility and finding the perfect solution designed to optimise crew performance. balance with ergonomics and comfort. SEA-GUARD incorporates an aerodynamic motorcycle hump, together with the Oxygen tank HOW DID THIS PROJECT COME ABOUT? housing – something that the sailors must use in Conceived by Dava Newman, MIT Professor and NASA’S Deputy emergencies such as when the boat capsizes - and Administartor, BioSuir has been designed by Trotti and Associates, for on-board communication devices. owned by Argentinian space architect Guillermo Trotti, whereas the first prototypes are the outcome of the Dainese Science and Research Center’s know-how. - 6 - - 7 - DAINESE RACING DEPT. SOFIA GOGGIA MATTHIAS MAYER ALEXANDER KHOROSHILOV LINDSEY VONN MANFRED MOELGG NICOL DELAGO D-AIR® SKI FLEXAGON BACK PROTECTOR EXCLUSIVE FOR DH AND SG RACERS P. 92 STEPHANIE BRUNNER ERIK GUAY MANUEL OSBORNE - PARADIS P. 87 WC SLALOM JACKET SLALOM JACKET KID P. 97 P. 130 STEFANO GROSS MICHEAL MATT VINCENT KRIECHMAYR WC CARBON ARM WC CARBON SHIN P. 98 P. 98 RICCARDO TONETTI FEDERICA BRIGNONE CHRISTIAN HIRSCHBUEHEL GT CARBON WC HP HORIZON GOGGLES P. 104 P.
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