Moose Racing 2026 Range
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Moose Racing boots at Moto Central divide into two clear groups: adult Qualifier MX boots and M1.3 off-road boots for kids and youth riders. The current collection has six Qualifier colourways, three S18C kids’ listings and three S18Y youth listings. These size groups should be treated separately rather than as one universal boot range.
Understanding the current range
Qualifier MX adult
Qualifier is the adult range in this collection, with black, black and white, blue, orange and red among the current colour choices. Select the exact variant by foot measurements and available size.
S18Y M1.3 youth
The youth listings use their own size run and include several colourways. Check foot length, width, calf closure and control reach for the individual rider.
S18C M1.3 kids
S18C products cover smaller children’s sizes. They should not be treated as a differently coloured S18Y or converted from the adult Qualifier range without checking.
Colours and model names
A graphic can help coordinate the kit, but model group and size are the important first choices. Read the complete product name before comparing listings.
Fit the foot, calf and riding kit together
Measure both feet and use the information supplied for the exact Qualifier, S18Y or S18C listing. Try the boot with normal motocross socks, trousers and any knee guards or braces that overlap the opening.
- The heel should remain controlled without painful pressure.
- Toes should have normal space but should not slide into the front.
- Closures should fasten securely with adjustment remaining.
- The upper should accommodate the lower leg and protection without being forced.
- The rider must be able to operate the gear lever, rear brake and foot controls.
Kids’ and youth sizing without guesswork
Do not buy an excessively large M1. boot solely for growth. Too much internal movement can affect control and create rubbing. A young rider should be able to walk comfortably, bend within the boot’s designed range and use every motorcycle control before the boot is accepted.
Size labels can differ between the S18C and S18Y groups, and the catalogue contains both US and EU references. Follow the exact listing rather than applying a conversion from another brand or an adult Qualifier boot.
Break-in and care
A structured off-road boot may feel firm when new. Build familiarity through short wear periods and safe control practice. Do not use direct heat, soaking or forced bending to accelerate the process.
After riding, remove loose mud carefully and follow the materials guidance on the product. Dry naturally, then inspect the sole, closures, stitching and upper before the next use. Replace or professionally assess any boot that can no longer be secured correctly.
Why buy Moose Racing boots from Moto Central?
The collection separates adult Qualifier, S18Y youth and S18C kids’ options while keeping their current colours together. Pair them with Moose Racing jerseys and Moose Racing pants, compare the dedicated kids’ motocross boots range or browse all Moose Racing products.
Customer questions
Are Qualifier and M1.3 boots the same?
No. Qualifier is the adult MX family here, while M1.3 appears in separate kids’ and youth groups.
Can I convert an adult Moose Racing size to a child’s size?
Do not rely on a simple conversion. Measure the child and use the exact S18C or S18Y listing.
Are Moose Racing boots waterproof?
Waterproofing is not a verified collection-wide feature. Only rely on it when stated for the exact product.
How much growing room should a child have?
Only normal fitting allowance. The heel and foot must remain controlled and the child must be able to operate the motorcycle safely.
