Shot Optimal 2.0 Kid Full Coverage Body Armour

The Shot Optimal 2.0 Kid Full Coverage Body Armour is a youth-sized chest and back protector built for young riders in motocross, enduro and off-road training. It combines hard front and rear shells with a soft mesh chassis, so it can be worn under or over a jersey without feeling bulky.

Protection is rated beyond the EN1621-2 and EN14021 norms, covering both impact and abrasion from stones and roost. Vented thermo-compressed foam and the open mesh body help keep heat down on long motos, while adjustable straps and a supple belt let the fit grow with the rider.

A practical detail parents will appreciate: the fingerless glove sleeve tip keeps the shoulder and arm sections anchored in place through a full day of riding.

• Protection exceeding the EN1621-2 and EN14021 norms
• Full coverage design with durable front chest and back protective shells
• Anatomic chassis in soft mesh for comfort against the body
• Vented thermo-compressed foam for airflow and heat management
• Shell construction shaped to allow upper-body mobility on the bike
• Adjustable straps for a tailored fit as the rider grows
• Supple waist belt to stop the armour riding up
• Exclusive fingerless glove sleeve tip to keep arm sections in position
• Youth sizing in YS, YM and YL
• Black colourway

Fit the armour before each ride: set the shoulder and side straps so the chest shell sits centred over the sternum and the belt sits snug on the waist without restricting breathing.
Pass the rider's fingers through the fingerless glove sleeve tips before pulling gloves on, so the arm sections stay anchored.
Re-check strap adjustment regularly as the rider grows or when swapping between a jersey and a jacket.
Clean the mesh chassis and foam by hand in cool water with a mild soap; rinse thoroughly and do not machine wash.
Wipe the hard shells with a damp cloth to remove mud and roost; avoid solvents, petrol, brake cleaner and abrasive cleaners, which can weaken the plastic.
Air dry away from direct sunlight, radiators, heat guns and dryers, as heat can distort the shells and thermo-compressed foam.
Store flat or hanging in a cool, dry place rather than crushed under other gear, so the anatomic shape is retained.
Inspect the shells, foam, stitching, straps and buckles before each ride and replace the armour if you find cracks, deep gouges, compressed foam or damaged straps.
Retire the armour after a significant impact or crash, even if the damage is not visible.
Do not modify, drill, cut or heat-reshape the shells, as this voids the protective performance.