Gear Up • Ride Prepared
ATV helmets, goggles, gloves, boots, body protection and weather-ready layers help riders prepare for dust, branches, changing temperatures and the unexpected moments that come with time on the trail.
Explore Riding GearProtection Starts with Fit
Riding gear should fit securely without creating pressure points or restricting movement. Helmet shape, goggle opening, glove control, boot support and body armor coverage all matter—and the pieces need to remain comfortable enough to wear for the full ride.
Fit tip: Use the manufacturer’s current sizing and care instructions, and check that adjoining items such as helmets and goggles or boots and riding pants do not leave awkward gaps or interfere with one another.
From Head to Toe
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Full-face and off-road helmets provide head and face coverage for trail riding, utility use and recreation. Compare fit, ventilation, weight, visor design and the safety certification appropriate for your riding.
Explore ATV helmetsGoggles help shield a rider’s eyes from dust, wind, mud and trail debris. Lens tint, anti-fog features, ventilation, tear-offs and helmet compatibility can shape visibility and comfort.
Explore riding gogglesRiding gloves can improve grip while helping protect hands from vibration, brush, weather and minor trail impacts. Look for secure closures, useful dexterity and materials suited to the season.
Explore riding glovesPurpose-built boots add ankle, shin and foot coverage while providing soles designed for pegs and rough ground. Height, closure style, flexibility, water resistance and walking comfort vary widely.
Explore riding bootsChest protectors, roost guards, elbow pads and knee protection add coverage against trail debris and impacts. Coverage, articulation, ventilation and compatibility with layers are key comparisons.
Explore body protectionTrail apparel balances abrasion resistance, airflow, mobility and room for protective layers. Jerseys and vented pants suit warm rides, while tougher jackets add coverage for brush and changing conditions.
Explore riding apparelWaterproof shells, insulated layers, balaclavas and heated accessories can make wet or cold rides more manageable. Choose pieces that control moisture without limiting movement or visibility.
Explore weather gearYouth gear should fit the rider now rather than leave growing room that allows a helmet, armor or boots to shift. Recheck sizing regularly and choose equipment made for the child's dimensions and activity.
Explore youth riding gearBefore the Trailhead
Follow current manufacturer instructions for each item. Gear should stay secure through normal movement without painful pressure or impaired control.
Try the helmet, goggles, armor, clothing, gloves and boots together so overlaps, straps and closures do not create gaps or interference.
Check shells, lenses, straps, buckles, seams and protectors before riding, then clean, store and replace equipment according to its maker’s guidance.
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