Protectors / Armour

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Standalone armour lets you upgrade the protection in a jacket or pair of pants that came with basic or no armour, without buying new gear entirely. It's also how you replace armour after a crash, since impact foam can lose its absorbing properties after a single hard hit even if it looks undamaged.

CE Level 1 and Level 2 protectors are tested under a European safety standard, Level 2 absorbs more impact and transmits less force through to your body, so it offers better protection, though it usually sits slightly bulkier than Level 1. Check the pocket dimensions in your jacket or pants before ordering, since armour fit varies between brands.

If you're not sure which level or type you need, our Riding Jacket Buying Guide covers CE ratings and armour in more detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between CE Level 1 and Level 2 armour?

A: CE Level 1 and Level 2 refer to how much impact force the armour absorbs and transmits to your body under a European safety standard. Level 2 absorbs more impact and transmits less force through to you, so it offers better protection, though it usually sits slightly bulkier than Level 1.

Q: Can I add standalone armour to a jacket that did not come with it?

A: Yes, as long as your jacket or pants has an armour pocket at that location. Check the pocket dimensions against the protector you are buying before ordering, since fit varies between brands and not every protector fits every pocket.

Q: Do I need a back protector if my jacket already has shoulder and elbow armour?

A: Many jackets ship with a basic foam back pad rather than a CE rated protector. A dedicated back protector, either a hard shell or a CE Level 1 or Level 2 soft protector, offers meaningfully better protection than the foam pad most jackets include as standard.