Leatt ReaFlex Body Protector - Stealth

The Leatt ReaFlex Body Protector in Stealth is a soft, low-profile upper-body protector built around Leatt's own ReaFlex impact material, which stays flexible while riding and stiffens to absorb energy on impact. Back, shoulder and elbow protection is CE certified to Level 1, with a chest pad completing the cover.

It suits off-road, trail, enduro and motocross riders who want genuine certified protection without the bulk of a hard-shell roost deflector. The 3D-shaped fit, full-length compression zip and MoistureCool and AirMesh wicking fabrics keep it comfortable under a jersey, and the slimmer BraceOn fitting system means it works either with or without a Leatt neck brace.

• ReaFlex reactive impact foam — flexible when riding, energy-absorbing on impact
• CE certified back protection to EN 1621-2 Level 1
• CE certified shoulder and elbow protection to EN 1621-1 Level 1
• Integrated chest pad
• Total Leatt protection score of 14 points
• Stealth, super-slim ergonomic profile that sits neatly under a jersey
• Full-length compression zip for easy entry and a snug fit
• Slimmer BraceOn neck brace fitting system — wear with or without a Leatt neck brace
• MoistureCool and AirMesh wicking fabrics for ventilation and sweat management
• 3D-shaped construction for body-following fit
• Hand washable
• From 793 g (1.75 lb)
• Sizes XS to XXL, suiting riders 154–196 cm (5 ft to 6 ft 5 in)
• Plastic-free packaging

• Leatt ReaFlex Body Protector

Hand wash only, as specified by Leatt — do not put the protector through a washing machine or dryer.
Rinse out sweat and mud after dusty or wet rides; salt and grit left in the fabric will wear the mesh and shorten its life.
Drip dry in a shaded, well-ventilated spot rather than in direct sun, on a heater or over an exhaust, as heat can distort the ReaFlex impact foam.
Store flat or on a hanger in a cool, dry place, and avoid leaving it compressed under heavy gear or sitting in a hot vehicle.
Check sizing against rider height (154–196 cm) and torso fit before use — the protector must sit close to the body, with the back protector covering the spine and the chest pad centred, or the certified protection will not be positioned correctly.
Do the full-length compression zip all the way up so the panels sit in place; a partly closed zip lets the armour shift under load.
If you ride with a Leatt neck brace, fit it using the BraceOn system so the brace sits on the protector rather than pinching it out of position.
Inspect the foam, seams and zip regularly for splits, permanent compression or delamination, and replace the protector after any significant impact or crash, even if no damage is visible.
Avoid solvents, petrol, bleach, fabric softener and insect repellents on the fabric and foam.