Simpson Safety Helix HXY2321 Youth Large 1-Piece SFI 3.2A/5 Nomex Driving Suit, Black/Gray

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Vendor : SIMPSON SAFETY

Product Type : Safety Equipment

Sku : SIMHXY2321

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Helix Suit Youth Large Black / Gray

The Simpson Safety Helix HXY2321 driving suit provides young racers with reliable protection and a performance-focused fit for track use. This 1-piece suit is constructed with a double-layer Nomex design and certified to SFI 3.2A/5 standards, helping deliver dependable fire-resistant protection during motorsports competition. The black and gray color combination offers a clean, professional appearance while maintaining the recognizable style of the Helix line.
Designed in a Youth Large size, the suit supports comfortable movement in the cockpit with a streamlined one-piece profile. Its Nomex construction helps provide thermal protection without adding unnecessary bulk, making it suitable for drivers who need flexibility while entering, exiting, and operating a race vehicle. The integrated suit design also helps limit exposed areas between separate racing garments.
The Simpson Safety Helix HXY2321 is a practical choice for youth drivers, racing teams, and motorsports programs seeking certified protective apparel from an established safety brand. It is intended for use with other required racing equipment, including approved gloves, shoes, head protection, and restraint systems. Always confirm that the suit fits properly and complies with the safety requirements of the applicable racing organization before use.

Features:

  • Brand: Simpson Safety
  • Part Number: HXY2321
  • Suit Type: 1-piece driving suit
  • Safety Rating: SFI 3.2A/5 certified
  • Construction: Double-layer Nomex
  • Color: Black and gray
  • Size: Youth Large
  • Application: Youth motorsports and racing use