Before You Measure

Measure with a soft tape, keep the tape level, and compare your numbers with the table for the product category you are shopping. For the best fit, measure over the type of base layer or riding gear you expect to wear with the item.

Adult Apparel Size Charts

Adult Jerseys

Adult Pants and Shorts

Impact Pants and Shorts

Helmet Size Charts

Adult Helmets

Youth Helmets

Footwear Size Charts

MTB Shoes: Flat / Flat Pro / Clip / Clip Pro

Junior Flat Shoes

Adult Moto Boots

Glove Size Charts

Adult Gloves

Youth Gloves

Protection Size Charts

Knee Guards

Body Protectors

Chest Protectors

Neck Braces

How to Choose Your Size

• Start with the table for the product type you are buying: helmet, jersey, pants, shoes, boots, gloves, or protection.
• Match your body measurement to the closest size range, not just the size you normally wear in another brand.
• For protection pieces, focus on the exact measurement listed, such as head, chest, waist, upper leg, lower leg, or height.
• For footwear, compare US, UK, EU, and CM values, then check the product page for any model-specific fit notes.

Measuring Tips

• Head: measure around your head just above the eyebrows and ears, then use the largest repeat measurement.
• Chest: measure around the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits, keeping the tape parallel to the ground.
• Waist: measure around your natural waistline near the top of the hip bones.
• Inseam: measure from the crotch seam down the inside of the leg.
• Hand: measure around the hand area used by the glove chart, and keep the tape snug without pulling tight.
• Knee guard upper and lower: measure above and below the center of the knee, then compare both values to the same size column.

Fit Notes and Between-Sizes Advice

Protective gear should feel secure without cutting off movement or circulation. Apparel may feel different depending on whether it is designed for a race, regular, relaxed, or layered fit.

If you are between two sizes, consider how you plan to wear the product. Choose the smaller size when you want a closer protective fit and the larger size when you need more room for layers, mobility, or comfort. For helmets and braces, prioritize the listed measurement range and product-specific fit guidance.

Check the Product Details

This guide is a general Leatt sizing reference. Individual product pages may include model-specific fit details, available size ranges, or compatibility notes. Always review the product detail page before ordering.