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I just saw a lady with a Vanucci vest at the RA in Arkansas...she got it in Germany and they sell them in the UK. It had good back and collarbone coverage, but no chestplate. But....it had spandex instead of mesh as the base and it did contain her boobs.
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Wallowing in mud holes has worked for me to keep cool in hot countries - literally getting everything that I'm wearing as wet as possible - from helmet interior to my socks and everything in between.
Though as I haven't got any fancy Bluetooth stuff - no worries about soaking my helmet.
I've never worn body armour and have traveled in some of the world's hottest places, however I do tend to feel the cold.
I wear leather trousers in hot countries ( I know I'm going to get shot down in flames for saying that) because I don't like wearing synthetic trousers.
friends of mine wear Draggin Jeans - much cooler with built in protection, I'd probably be too lazy to wash them enough.

It's all about personal choice and comfort. Good luck with whatever you choose.
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Wallowing in mud holes has worked for me to keep cool in hot countries - literally getting everything that I'm wearing as wet as possible - from helmet interior to my socks and everything in between.
Though as I haven't got any fancy Bluetooth stuff - no worries about soaking my helmet.

I don't fancy my chances of getting that option past the first couple of sentences.

We are off to the bike show thing at NEC end of month (28th or 29th?) hopefully there will be a few things to try there.
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