The Motion3 is Racesafe’s ultimate high-performance body protector. It combines greater segmentation, innovative multi-foam technology, advanced breathability, and redesigned sizing for a perfect fit. It suits young riders and adults after BETA level 3 protection and the latest movement and comfort. Each size is offered in multiple different front/over shoulder lengths and back lengths to provide the perfect customized fit. Please consult our size chart image and read the how to measure section to help you find the right fit.

Details

• Certified to BETA 2018 standard (level 3) and EN13158:2018
• Lightweight design that doesn’t compromise on protection
• Over 120 individually hinged segments for maximum flexibility and freedom of movement.
• Breathable mesh outer & technical net lining
• MotionGuard multi-foam construction
• Elasticated adjustment for quick, easy adjustment to achieve a year-round close fit over various layers of clothing.
• Integrated MotionAir attachment to attach a MotionAir airbag vest if desired
• Optional Motion3 shoulder pads may be attached if extra shoulder protection is desired
• Made in the UK

How to Measure

You will ideally need a soft tape measure (or a string and a ruler), a belt, and your saddle.

It'll be easier with help but it can be done solo, providing you have a mirror to help.

Chest

• Measure your chest around the widest part, just under your armpits, across the nipple line. With the tape tight, breathe in and out, and take the average of the two measurements.
• Make sure you're wearing a single light layer when measuring.
• Make sure to pull the measuring tape taut to replicate the snug fit of the body protector.

Over Shoulder

• Put a belt around your waist, so that it sits snugly just below your bottom ribs. 
• Place the start of the measuring tape on the top of the belt, to the side of your belly button. In a straight line, take the tape over the top of your shoulder, and down to the top of the belt on your back.
• The belt helps to show where the body protector front length should come down to cover your ribs and allow you to measure to a level point on your back.
• You’ve probably noticed that every size comes in a standard or tall version to suit different torso lengths. This changes the front length by a row of segments.

Back Length

• Sitting in your saddle, find the knobbly C7 vertebrae at the base of your neck. From one vertebra below this, measure down the middle of your back to where the body protector will finish. We recommend a good hands width clearance to the seat of the saddle.
• This is best done in your own saddle.
• We recommend a hands width clearance to the seat of the saddle but that will vary on your type of riding and personal preference.
• Most models come with a choice of 4 back lengths in each sizes, so there is lots of scope to personalise the fit.
• The perfect back length is a combination of good lower back protection with enough clearance for a full range of unrestricted movement.