Rukka Body Armour

Rukka body armour includes garment inserts for the back, chest, shoulders, elbows, hips and knees, plus wearable protector systems such as Kastor AFT and RPS AFT. Each product is designed for a particular body zone and compatibility is as important as the protector level.

D3O Air XTR, D3O CP1, CP2 and other names identify different protector families. Do not substitute one shape or reference simply because it covers the same body area.

Match the protector to the garment

• Body zone: select only the back, chest, shoulder, elbow, hip or knee product intended for that location.
• Reference and shape: confirm the compatible Rukka garment and pocket rather than trimming or forcing an insert.
• Size: use the protector and garment size information together so coverage and placement remain correct.
• Level: read the exact certification marking and product description; do not transfer Level 2 claims across the collection.
• Wearable systems: check how a vest or protector shirt fits beneath the intended outer clothing without displacing other armour.

Check placement in a riding posture

A correctly referenced protector still needs to sit over the intended body area. Test the complete jacket or trouser with arms and knees bent. The armour should remain stable without painful edges, large gaps or restricted control movement.

Complete the protective setup

Browse Rukka textile jackets and Rukka textile trousers to identify compatible pockets and supplied protection. Moto Central groups inserts and wearable systems together so riders can compare body zone, level and fit without treating every D3O product as interchangeable.

Customer questions

Will any Rukka back protector fit any Rukka jacket?

No. Check the exact protector reference, size and pocket compatibility.

Are all Rukka protectors Level 2?

No. Read the marking and specification for the individual item.

Can I stack two protectors in one pocket?

Use only the arrangement approved for the garment. Extra inserts can alter fit and positioning.