Should you wear a neck brace while dirt bike riding? If I should which dirt bike neck brace is the best? That is the million dollar questions that I hear all the time and I do choose to wear one, but I will admit at the last ride I didn’t and I felt a little “naked”. In this comparison I’m only going to compare 2 neck braces because I feel they are the best neck braces and the only 2 I personally own to compare. Check out the comparison chart below.
I feel that the Atlas Neck Brace is the best neck brace on the market. It’s easy to around when wearing this brace and you barley know its on. Atlas has done a great job of making their neck brace slim and out of the way. One complaint I do have is when wearing a hydration pack this brace seems to rest on my collar bone and after 120 miles on a dual sport my collar bone is a little sore. [More Info]
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Leatt Neck Brace has done a great job in transforming their neck braces over time. The first Leatt neck brace I owned was a little bulky and hard to install on your gear with its two locking latches. The current Leatt neck brace shares similarities with the Atlas in the low profile design and to be honest it looks like almost a direct copy. The main reason I feel the Atlas performs better then then Leatt comes down to the Leatt rubs my neck and after 120 miles its not fun to put it on the second day. [More Info]
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Brace | Online Rating | Price | More Info |
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Leatt GPX 5.5 | 5/5 | $399.99 | More Info |
Leatt GPX 6.5 | 5/5 | $499.99 | More Info |
Atlas Air | 5/5 | $269.99 | More Info |
Leatt GPX 3.5 | $219.99 | More Info | |
EVS R4 | 5/5 | $119.99 | More Info |