Leatt Neck Brace 3.5 Junior - White

Get ready to lock in some serious neck protection with the Leatt 3.5 Neck Brace – because your head deserves more than just a helmet! This entry-level neck brace is cleverly designed for the adventurous spirit, offering lightweight comfort and snug fit for every junior rider ready to tackle trails and tracks with reckless abandon (well, calculated recklessness, of course).

• Air Flow Ribbed Body Padding: Keep cool under pressure! The effective ventilation keeps you comfy while focusing on taking that corner like a pro.
• Collarbone Injury Prevention: With a whopping 45% less likelihood of collarbone injuries and a staggering 89% reduction in critical cervical spine injuries during a crash, you can throw caution to the wind without losing your head—literally!
• CoreFlex Split Rear: Ever wish your gear could move like you do? The CoreFlex design allows for natural movement, so you can ride freely without feeling constricted—like a fish in a really cool, freedom-loving fishbowl.
• Emergency Release Mechanism: Life can throw curveballs—like needing to exit your brace in a hurry. This low-profile, push-button system means you can pop it off like a seasoned magician revealing their secrets!

Features

• Leatt personal protection 3.5 neck brace for Moto and MTB.
• Most features from the class-leading 6.5 model without breaking the bank.
• Composite polyamide matrix platform ensures durability and comfort.
• Easy-to-clean and versatile for all riding adventures.
• Sculptured, split front ensures improved comfort and fit.

Specifications

• Age Group: Adult
• Gender: Unisex
• Material: Composite Polyamide (Polymer)
• Weight: from 497g (1.1 lbs)
• Sizes: Small/Medium | Large/X-Large | XX-Large
• Safety Certification: CE tested and certified as Personal Protective Equipment 89/686/EEC

A properly fitted Leatt Brace, paired with a full-face helmet, enhances your adventure while reducing the chances of nasty neck injuries. Just remember, no gear can make riding as safe as wearing your superhero cape (we still recommend sticking with bikes over capes, though).