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A neck brace is the single most valuable off-road safety upgrade after your helmet. This range pairs Leatt and Shot braces for adults, juniors and kids, redirecting crash forces away from the neck and spine. Built for motocross, enduro and trail riders who push hard and want every margin of protection on every lap.

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How a motorcycle neck brace protects you

A neck brace limits the extreme range of head movement during a crash. It creates a controlled stop, transferring load away from the cervical spine and into the shoulders, chest and back. Leatt pioneered this category, and both Leatt and Shot braces follow the same alternative load path principle that reduces the risk of hyperflexion, hyperextension and axial compression injury.

Choosing the right brace

Sizing is decisive. A correctly fitted brace sits 2 to 3 fingers below the helmet rim and matches your chest measurement, with most adult ranges spanning roughly 70 to 120 cm chest circumference. Junior and Mini models scale down for riders under 12. Carbon constructions cut weight by up to 30 percent versus glass-filled nylon while holding the same impact geometry.

Tier Material Adjustment points Best for
Entry Glass-filled nylon 2 to 4 Trail and weekend MX
Mid Reinforced polymer 4 to 6 Enduro and racing
Premium Carbon fibre 6 plus Pro-level competition
Junior / Mini Polymer 2 to 4 Riders under 12

Pair a brace with a chest protector for full upper-body coverage. A well-set brace adds under 1 kg and clips on in seconds. Replace any brace that has taken a hard impact, the same rule that applies to a helmet after a crash. Body armour rated to CE Level 1 or CE Level 2 under EN 17092 complements a brace by spreading impact across a wider area.

Frequently asked questions

Do I really need a neck brace for motocross?

A neck brace gives a controlled stop to extreme head movement in a crash, redirecting force away from the cervical spine. For motocross, enduro and trail riding it is one of the highest-value protective items after your helmet, especially at speed or on jumps.

How do I size a Leatt or Shot neck brace?

Match the brace to your chest circumference and confirm it sits about 2 to 3 fingers below the helmet rim. Junior and Mini models are built for riders under 12. A correct fit lets the brace contact your helmet at the right angle without restricting normal riding movement.

Can I wear a chest protector with a neck brace?

Yes, and you should. Many braces are designed to integrate with a chest protector so the two work together. The brace handles neck loading while the protector covers the sternum, ribs and back for complete upper-body protection.

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