Forcefield body armour and technical layers serve different roles within a riding outfit. Armoured garments, separate protectors and comfort layers should be chosen according to the coverage you need and the clothing worn around them. Start by identifying which pieces provide impact protection and which are intended for layering.
Read protection by body area
A product’s level needs to be understood alongside the area it protects. For example, the G-Tech shirt specification distinguishes its back and chest protection from the choice of limb armour. Do not assume that every Forcefield garment contains the same protectors, or that an impact rating also describes abrasion resistance of the outer clothing.
Keep the armour in the right place
Use the sizing guidance for the specific garment or protector and check its position in your riding posture. Bend elbows and knees and reach towards the controls. Protective panels should stay aligned with the intended areas while the full outfit remains comfortable. Check the space available beneath your jacket or trousers rather than choosing armour in isolation.
Plan layers and care separately
A breathable base layer and an armoured shirt are not interchangeable simply because both fit close to the body. Read the included-armour list and intended use. The G-Tech shirt allows armour removal for washing; follow the instructions for the exact item when cleaning, removing or reinstalling protectors. Check condition and positioning before use, including after a garment has been washed.
Browse motorcycle accessories for other elements of your riding outfit.
Bring your outer riding kit
Visit Moto Central with the jacket or trousers you intend to use when assessing available Forcefield layers.
