strength mobility control
Built for Real Protection
Materials & Safety
A race suit is not just leather — it’s a protection system built to manage impact, abrasion, and movement at speed.
Every element — materials, construction, and fit — works together to reduce injury risk in real-world crashes.
Our approach is simple:
build for how riders actually crash and move on the bike — not how a suit looks on a hanger.
We use materials selected for both protection and performance
Strength, Mobility, Control
Leather (primary protection layer):
- Cowhide — strong, durable, stable
- Kangaroo — lighter, higher strength-to-weight ratio
Stretch zones:
- allow full mobility on the bike
- reduce fatigue and restriction
- placed away from primary impact zones
Reinforced areas:
- shoulders, elbows, hips, knees
- designed to handle slide + impact stress
Armor & CE Protection
Armor is a critical part of the protection system.
Available options:
- CE Level 1
- CE Level 2 (higher impact absorption)
Fit matters:
armor must stay in place during a crash
placement is based on riding posture, not standing position
Transparency:
- certified components are clearly specified
- construction details are documented
we do not make claims that cannot be verified
40 years of quality
Airbag Compatibility & Fit
Airbag systems add another layer of protection — but only if the suit is built correctly.
Airbag-ready builds include:
space for deployment
correct stretch panel placement
fit adjustments for expansion
The airbag system itself is handled by the manufacturer —
we ensure the suit allows it to function properly.
Even the best materials won’t protect properly without correct fit — that’s why every suit is built around your riding position.