Leatt body armour at Moto Central includes chest and back protection, integrated body protectors, neck braces, knee braces, knee and shin guards, elbow protection, impact shorts and replacement inserts. These products are not interchangeable: the certified area, protection level, construction and intended fit differ across the collection.
Choose coverage before construction
Begin by deciding which areas need protection and what will be worn over or under the product. A chest protector may cover the chest and back only, whereas a body protector can add shoulder and elbow coverage. Knee inserts require a compatible garment pocket, knee guards strap to the leg, and knee braces use a more structured chassis intended to manage joint movement as well as impact coverage.
Leatt also offers adult, ladies' and junior-specific products. Use the height or body measurements in the relevant size guide and check that straps, hinges and impact zones sit correctly in the riding position. Armour that moves away from the intended area or restricts normal bike control is not the right fit.
Soft armour, hard shells and braces
- 3DF AirFit: flexible, ventilated impact foam used in selected chest, back and body protectors. Certification levels vary between products.
- ReaFlex: flexible protection used across selected body and limb protectors.
- Hard-shell armour: structured external panels can add roost and impact coverage, depending on the model.
- Dual Axis guards: articulated knee and shin coverage designed to follow leg movement.
- Knee braces: C-Frame, X-Frame and Z-Frame families use different chassis and hinge arrangements. Compare the product page rather than ranking them by number alone.
- Neck braces: require careful sizing and should be checked with the rider's helmet, body armour and riding position.
Building a compatible setup
Try to plan armour as a system. Confirm that a body protector works with any neck brace, that jersey and jacket layers have enough room, and that knee braces fit inside the chosen Leatt motocross trousers. For a broader view of the brand, visit the main Leatt collection.
Why choose Moto Central for Leatt armour?
Moto Central stocks light inserts through to complete upper-body protection and high-specification braces, making it easier to compare real alternatives for track, trail and adventure use. Each listing shows its own size options and specification, helping you avoid treating every protector as though it offers identical coverage.
Leatt body-armour questions
Are all Leatt chest protectors Level 2?
No. For example, Leatt's current 3DF AirFit Evo chest protector is Level 2 for chest and back, while other Lite products use Level 1 protection. Check the exact product certificate and listed areas.
Is a knee brace the same as a knee guard?
No. A guard principally provides impact coverage for the knee or shin. A brace uses a structured frame and hinge system and must be sized and positioned accordingly.
Can I wash Leatt body armour?
Cleaning instructions depend on the construction. Some soft protectors have removable components or require hand washing. Follow the care instructions supplied with the exact product.
