Motorcycle Gear

Your gear needs to be worn to protect you for the worst day, not just the best ride. So whether you’re ducking down to the shops or heading out for a weekend loop, wear the full gear. Every time.

Jacket. Pants. Gloves. Boots. Helmet. No gaps, no guesswork. You don’t get to choose when you crash, but you do get to choose how well you’re protected when it happens.

We’ve laid out what to look for when shopping for gear. Invest in gear that protects what matters most – you.

Ride smart. Stay covered. You’ve got too much to lose not to.

Here’s what the numbers say:

The evidence is clear, being fully geared up changes the game. Here’s what the numbers say:

23%

Less risk of injury to your upper body

45%

Less chance of damaging your hands

39%

Lower risk of leg injuries

46%

Better protection for feet and ankles

Helmets

It’s your head, so protect all of it. Full face helmets guard your brain, face and jaw. And if you want to be seen, don’t blend in. Bright lids stand out when it matters most.

What to look for in a helmet

Jackets

Single layer fabrics won’t cut it. Ride with a motorcycle jacket that fits well, and is designed with materials that are resistant to abrasion and incorporates high-performing impact protectors.

What to look for in a jacket

Pants

If you come off, what’s on your legs matters. Pants are as important as jackets if you find yourself on the deck. Don’t make your jeans do a job they weren’t built for.

What to look for in pants

Boots

Feet take a beating in a crash. Whether you're on a scooter or a big twin, proper boots aren’t a luxury, they’re your line of defence. Here's what to look for when choosing boots that actually protect, not just look the part.

What to look for in boots

Gloves

Your hands do a lot – gear changes, braking, and overall bike feel. And if you come off, they’re usually first to hit the ground. So don’t throw on a pair just for the look. Get gloves that protect, not just cover.

What to look for in gloves

Impact Protection

Impact protection is essential to guard your body. Armour should sit snug in your gear and allow you to move freely. Good armour doesn’t get in your way. Look for lightweight, flexible materials that mould to your body.

What to look for in armour

Hitting the dirt?

You will still need solid protection. Think full-face helmet, eye protection, off-road body armour, knee guards, gloves, and proper off-road boots. The ground might change, but the need to stay safe doesn’t.

Motorcycle Gear