Abstract: Elastic inserts (15, 25) are incorporated in selected zones such as the legs and arms of an article of garment for motorcyclists, for example a leather suit, said inserts having a shape and manner of application such that the configuration of the garment in the rest condition corresponds to the position of the person wearing the garment when riding a motorcycle, but also allows said person to move freely when not sat in the saddle of the motorcycle.

Abstract: A garment for sport activities prevailingly made of substantially inextensible materials comprises additional flaps (140) of extensible elastic materials supplementing the conventional stretchable inserts (130). When the wearer of the garment is of anormal anatomic typology, the supplementary flaps (140) are concealed inside the garment but are adapted to be freely exposed on the garment outer surface by a manual actuation of zippers (135) in case of a different anatomic typology. Each additional flap (140) is attached at a first lateral side (136) to an insert (130) and at the opposite lateral side (137) to a zone of the garment wich is made of substantially inextensible materials. Thus, the garment fits adequately and comfortably to the wearer's body also in correspondence of parts of the body which can be of various shapes and/or dimensions.

Abstract: Sports dress, in particular for motor-cyclists, characterized in that, in correspondence of parts of the body of the wearer which, under use conditions, are in touch with or, at least, graze parts of the motor-cycle, on the outer surface thereof there are provided zones (40, 42, 44, 46, 48) that are fabricated with slip-resistant materials.

Abstract: Garment (10) comprising means (20, 30) for active protection of the upper part of the body against falls and/or impacts with obstacles, in which a single active protection means (20, 30) extends from one side to the other of the chest above the sternum.

Abstract: A structure associated with a motorcycle boot which is designed to restrict, in the event of accidental falls followed by contact at high speed with the ground, the movements of a leg-piece of the boot with respect to the axis of a heel-piece, comprises a first hinge, which is angularly movable in a substantially unlimited manner and axially movable between two stopping means, and second hinge which is movable only angularly in a restricted manner. Alternatively, the first and second hinges can be formed of elastomeric materials.

Abstract: Knee-pad comprising a first part (10) able to fastened onto a sports garment and a second part (30) able to withstand abrasion. Interfacing means (24a . . . 24d, 14a . . . 14d), preferably of the bayonet type, allow the said second part (30) to be separated from the first part (10) without the latter being removed from the garment.

Abstract: Garment in which there is provided at least a deformable insert (2, 3, 4) characterized in that it comprises a semi-rigid skirt (5, 6, 8) overlapping said deformable insert or at least a portion thereof.

Abstract: A structure associated with a motorcycle boot which is designed to restrict, in the event of accidental falls followed by contact at high speed with the ground, the movements of a leg-piece of the boot with respect to the axis of a heel-piece, comprises a first hinge, which is angularly movable in a substantially unlimited manner and axially movable between two stopping means, and second hinge which is movable only angularly in a restricted manner. Alternatively, the first and second hinges can be formed of elastomeric materials.

Abstract: An arrangement for protecting the back against bumps, comprising a shield and a plurality of plates, which are linked with each other and fastened on to the shield. Each plate overlaps by an extent corresponding to approximately half of its length the adjacent plate and is kept jointed together with all other plates by a connection element which extends along the longitudinal axis of the arrangement and is provided with integral means for connecting with the various plates so as to enable each plate to rotate to a limited extent, but freely in all directions.

Abstract: Knee-pad comprising a first part (10) able to fastened onto a sports garment and a second part (30) able to withstand abrasion. Interfacing means (24a . . . 24d, 14a . . . 14d), preferably of the bayonet type, allow the said second part (30) to be separated from the first part (10) without the latter being removed from the garment.

Abstract: Structure, associated with a motorcycle boot, which is designed to restrict, in the event of accidental falls followed by contact at high speed with the ground, the movements of the leg-piece (12) of the boot with respect to the axis of a heel-piece (14). First hinge (16) which are angularly movable in a substantially unlimited manner and axially movable between two stops and second hinge (18) which are movable only angularly in a restricted manner. Alternatively, the first and second hinges can be formed by elements (176, 178) made of elastomeric materials.

Abstract: Sports dress, in particular for motor-cyclists, characterized in that, in correspondence of parts of the body of the wearer which, under use conditions, are in touch with or, at least, graze parts of the motor-cycle, on the outer surface thereof there are provided zones (40, 42, 44, 46, 48) that are fabricated with slip-resistant materials.

Abstract: Garment in which there is provided at least a deformable insert (2, 3, 4) characterized in that it comprises a semi-rigid skirt (5, 6, 8) overlapping said deformable insert or at least a portion thereof.

Abstract: Structure, associated with a motorcycle boot, which is designed to restrict, in the event of accidental falls followed by contact at high speed with the ground, the movements of the leg-piece (12) of the boot with respect to the axis of a heel-piece (14). First hinging means (16) which are angularly movable in a substantially unlimited manner and axially movable between two stopping means and second hinging means (18) which are movable only angularly in a restricted manner. Alternatively, the first and second hinging means can be formed by elements (176, 178) made of elastomeric materials.