Held 2026 Range
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Held one-piece leather motorcycle suits bring the jacket and trousers together in a continuous sports garment for close fit, stable armour placement and full-body coverage. Moto Central's range includes Held Brands Hatch, Slade 2 and Ayana 3 suits, with men's, unisex and women-specific listings across several colourways.
The models share a performance focus but are not interchangeable. Leather type, included protection, stretch construction, ventilation and available size classes vary, so use the collection to compare the live range before checking the complete specification on the individual suit.
Compare Held Brands Hatch, Slade 2 and Ayana 3
Held Brands Hatch
Held specifies soft cowhide, a detachable mesh lining, perforated leather and stretch material at the inner arms, crotch and calves. The current official specification includes joint and back protection, plus preparation for optional chest and rib protection.
Held Slade 2
The Slade II sits further into race-spec territory, with a kangaroo-leather and cowhide construction, perforated panels, aramid and leather stretch zones, an aerodynamic hump and knee sliders. Held lists it as class AAA under EN 17092-2:2020.
Held Ayana 3
Ayana 3 is the women-specific cowhide option in the current collection. Held lists class AAA certification, perforation, aramid and leather stretch areas, a detachable lining and D3O protection at key joints and hips.
Colour and fit options
Black, black and white, and black, white and red combinations are represented. Size availability changes by product, with some listings offering regular, short or long proportions rather than a single body length.
How to assess a one-piece leather suit
A sports suit should be judged in the position in which it will be used. Standing upright, it may feel shorter through the torso and limbs than ordinary clothing. Bend your knees, reach towards the bars and check that the collar, shoulders, crotch and backs of the knees are not under concentrated strain.
Armour alignment
Shoulder, elbow, hip and knee protectors need to remain centred over the joints. Check any height adjustment and make sure the armour does not drift away when you move into a tuck.
Back and chest space
Try the suit with the back or chest protection you intend to use. A suit that fits without these items may become restrictive once the complete protection system is added.
Boot and glove overlap
Wear the intended boots and gloves to confirm the cuffs overlap cleanly and fasten securely. Excess bunching can create pressure and affect movement at the controls.
Base layer choice
A close technical layer can help manage moisture and make leathers easier to remove. Compare compatible options in the Held base layers collection without adding bulky clothing beneath the suit.
Why buy Held one-piece suits from Moto Central?
Moto Central groups the current Held one-piece models and colourways on one page, making it easier to compare size availability, stated certification, materials and included protection. The product pages show the live variants for each suit, while the team can help riders work through body measurements and the extra space needed for their intended protector set-up.
Women wanting a more focused comparison can visit Held women's one-piece leather suits. Riders choosing separate jackets and trousers can explore Held leather jackets and Held leather trousers, checking zip compatibility before treating separate garments as a connected suit.
Customer questions
Are all Held one-piece suits class AAA?
The current official Slade II and Ayana 3 specifications state class AAA, while Brands Hatch is certified under EN 17092. Check the exact product page and garment label for the classification of the suit being purchased.
Is a back protector included with every suit?
No blanket assumption should be made. Some model specifications include a certified back protector, while others may provide compatibility for optional protection. Read the supplied-protection list for the exact product.
Can I choose my normal clothing size?
Use Held's motorcycle garment measurements instead. Chest, waist, hip, inseam and body length all affect a one-piece suit, especially once armour is fitted.
Can these suits be used with an airbag vest?
Held identifies eVest readiness on relevant models, but compatibility and space requirements must be confirmed for the exact suit and airbag system.
