Women's Fit & Size Guide
Leatt for women riders.
Built from 100+ rider reviews across 5+ Leatt products.
Leatt sizing at a glance
Runs small
82 of 90 women riders reported it runs small.
Most riders size up one if they're between sizes.
Leatt sizing & how to measure
Measure yourself once, then match it to Leatt's chart on any product page. Here is exactly what to measure for each kind of Leatt gear.
Chest
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the armpits, keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
Waist
Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
Arm (Shoulder to Wrist)
Standing up straight with your arms at your sides, measure from the Acromion or summit of your shoulder, down to your wrist bone, along the outside of the arm.
Waist
Measure around your natural waistline, around the top of the hip bones, inline with the navel while keeping the measuring tape parallel to the ground.
How Leatt fits women, from real riders
Shop Leatt gearWhat riders praise
- Lightweight and non-restrictive, wears comfortably under riding pants
- Good hip and knee armor coverage for trail or MTB use
- Low profile under any pants with all pads landing in the right positions
- Extended pad above the waistband that most impact shorts lack
- Low profile disappears under any pants
- Armor stays precisely where it should throughout a ride
Watch-outs
- Runs small to slightly small, most reviewers found sizing snug
- Wear without underwear or size up — underwear makes the fit uncomfortably tight
- Run snug true-to-size — go up if you want to layer anything underneath
- Very slim leg cut — muscular calves or thighs will struggle to pull them on
- Perforated material tears easily if forced — put them on slowly
- Runs slightly small, most riders note the fit
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