Body armour

Xpert Shop offers a comprehensive range of body armours, including full-torso shells, adjustable chest guards, and modular back protectors. Each Xpert Moto Gear piece uses multi-density foam and hard-shell caps to disperse impact, with ventilated channels for airflow and secure strapping systems for a custom fit.

When selecting body armours at Xpert Moto Gear, consider your riding discipline, coverage needs, and fit preferences. Measure your torso length and chest circumference, then choose between slim, race-fit designs or touring shells with adjustable waist and shoulder straps. Xpert Gear Shop’s detailed sizing charts and expert guides ensure you get the ideal armour for maximum protection and comfort.

Absolutely – body armours from Xpert Gear Shop feature intuitive, tool-free buckles and elasticated straps that even first-time riders can secure in minutes. Xpert Moto Shop provides step-by-step video tutorials and printed guides to help novices position chest and back plates correctly, guaranteeing secure retention and full mobility without professional assistance.

Xpert Moto Gear’s body armours outperform generic protectors with CE Level 2 certification, precision-molded shells, and medical-grade impact foams. Unlike basic chest pads, these armours maintain structural integrity through repeated impacts, resist abrasion in slides, and feature moisture-wicking liners that keep you cool and dry during intense rides.

To keep your body armours in peak condition, wipe down hard-shell components with a damp cloth after each ride, hand-wash removable liners in mild detergent, and air-dry away from direct heat. Inspect straps and buckles monthly for wear, reapply non-corrosive lubricant to adjustment points, and replace any compressed foam inserts to ensure continuous CE-rated protection.

Yes – Xpert Shop’s body armours are designed for universal integration, fitting into dedicated armour pockets of most textile and leather riding jackets. Their low-profile shells and adjustable straps allow seamless layering under or over your jacket, maintaining full protective coverage without restricting your riding posture.