The MTB Gravity 6.0 carbon helmet from Leatt is packed with all the safety technologies the company has to offer. On board is a design that can reduce the rotational acceleration on the head and brain in the event of a fall and disperse the forces in the event of an impact at brain concussion level.

The South African clothing brand Leatt presents the "HydraDri 7.0 Clip Shoe". This new footwear completes the HydraDri shoe line, which also includes the 7.0 Flat Shoe and the HydraDri 5.0 Proclip All Weather Shoes. The HydraDri shoes, just like the HydraDri rain jackets, rain pants and HydraDri monosuits, are tailored to riders who are looking for first-class foul weather protection in all weather conditions.

It's that time of year again: the fall wind is literally blowing around our ears. So it's time to pack everything up again and hit the trails. Because well protected biking is fun even in fall and winter. Here are a few products that stand up to the wind

If you fall, it can hurt twice: First through the physical suffering, and then in the wallet if the bike or equipment has also been damaged. This is where Leatt steps into the breach and offers - under certain conditions - a decent discount on a new helmet after a crash.

In Cape Town, the home of protector and clothing expert Leatt, it doesn't rain all that often. But that hasn't stopped Leatt from launching perfectionist rainwear for mountain bikers.

Leatt is known as a manufacturer of protectors - but the lineup includes much more for mountain bikers. For the 2023 model year, Leatt is pulling out all the stops, including a new bad weather clothing line, the second generation of shoes after the first market launch, as well as new Airflex knee protectors and new helmets.

All 2022 products from protector and clothing specialist Leatt come in plastic-free packaging. In addition, a new product line is rolling out with the Natural Range: These products are made from coffee grounds and cellulose fibers. Strictly speaking, it looks like this: On the one hand, so-called Tencel is used, which is made from surplus cellulose and is intended to impress with its maximum wearing comfort. On the other hand, a quick-drying and odour-neutralizing yarn made from recycled coffee grounds. By using these two new materials, Leatt uses up to 20 times less water in production than cotton or polyester.

There are products that you never really want to need, but which you can't avoid in bike sports. Helmets and protectors are actually limiting factors, but they are bitterly needed if you leave the desired direction of travel or man and machine unintentionally separate. And unfortunately, that happens to all of us from time to time.