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Lightweight, breathable full face helmets are all the rage in the enduro and trail riding world currently, and now protection specialist Leatt is throwing its hat in the ring with the all-new DBX 4.0. Weighing in at under 900 grams, the new Leatt lid features plenty of ventilation but also lots of innovative safety features, and just like its main competition it comes fully certified up to DH level. We’ve been testing the DBX 4.0 over the past few months, read on to find out how we’ve been getting along. Strengths Weaknesses Innovative safety features Very comfortable Breathes well Stable in...

With the mountain biking industry booming right now, countless new equipment options are available. When looking for a decent pair of riding shorts, it doesn’t take long before one is up to their helmet strap in choices. In hopes of alleviating some of the stress and confusion, we slid our legs into the Leatt DBX 5.0 riding shorts. With nearly six months of abuse, here’s what we’ve learned. Strengths Waterproofing Rear ventilation Pocket volume Tailored inseam Pre-curved knee Comfort Weaknesses Noisy Front ventilation Few pockets with relatively small openings Rear waistline material...

At the dawn of the twenty-first century, driven by the unforeseen death of a fellow rider, a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery set out to design a revolutionary neck brace. After several years of research and design, Dr. Chris Leatt (MB ChB) finally had his first neck brace in production, and it wasn't long until the Leatt-Brace earned the product of the year award from one of the largest moto news and media outlets. Ever since that day, Dr. Leatt and his hand-picked R&D team have been pushing boundaries and setting new standards, not only when it comes to neck braces but in all...