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The STX Jason Britton is a special signature edition of the STX Road
Leatt STX Road, the all-new neck brace for street motorcycle riders. Built around a fibreglass reinforced polyamide resin frame, designed with Leatt's Alternative Load Path Technology, the Leatt STX Road features seamless integration of function, movement and looks for street motorcycle riding on the road or at the race track. The STX Road accommodates on-board size fitting for easy, no-tool size adjustments for use with or without various riding garments. Street Thoracic designed to accommodate an aero hump and various types of body armor, also folds for easy storage. Specifically designed to give generous movement of your helmet for the over-the-shoulder view.
- Optimal street riding position
- No-tool size adjustment
- Unique Street Thoracic designed to accommodate an aero hump
- Street Thoracic foldable for easy storage
- Security feature allows brace to be safely locked to motorcycle
- Integrated padding accommodates movement for over-the-shoulder views
- Rubber-coated front tip helps prevent motorcycle body scratches
- Jacket zipper relief
Adjustable to fit most riders.
SIZING NOTE: When measuring yourself for the STX Road Brace please take your measurements with your gear ON!
Leatt STX Jason Britton Road Neck Brace
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If it improves my odds, it is well worth it.
After riding several times with this, I finally feel I can provide a real review. The concept makes sense to me and I will take every advantage I can get. I ride ful protection all the time and I now view this as just another critical piece of essential gear. It fit fine right out of the box and I was surprised at how unobtrusive it is while riding. I rode some twisties today and felt no restrictions. The Jason Britton model is a little more subtle as it is all black.
May 5, 2013
Expensive but potential good benefit.
Of course not cheap. Good quality. Takes time to adjust the first time. Need to get used to ryding. There is some limitation to looking back and you need to rotate your thorax more than before. Hopefully never get to see if it works or not. Feel a bit like an idiot next to other ryders but with the black jacket is less noticeable.
March 15, 2013
so far so good
The build quality is solid. There are bunches of different ways to adjust for best fit. The instructions are clear. I'm not sure if it's worth the price, but I know I feel better wearing it so justify it the same way I justify a nice helmet. It comes in 2 pieces which could be a pain for someone with a big head. I'm a 7 1/2 for a hat (I think) and I can just get it over my head. If my head was another half inch wider I'd have to put it together around my neck (not necessarily a bad think as It would probably only take about 10 seconds to clip it together). I’m a 42 short in a suit jacket. I bought the L/XL and wound up extending it with the large clips. It comes with medium clips already attached. I like looking back sometimes when changing lanes. It does restrict a full twist of the head, but not enough to wear it’s a big deal. I’m very pleased and would recommend it. I commute about 80 miles a day in traffic and like the peace of mind. I hope I never have to test it.
June 18, 2012
You won't notice you are wearing it.
I used the Leatt STX all summer and barely noticed it. A few things to keep in mind. First, you have to wear a full-face helmet for this to work. If you take the time to size it correctly using the enclosed chart, it is easy to slip on and off. Second, make sure if you have back armor that the Leatt STX is sized to rest on top of it. I had trouble a few times with the Leatt butting up against the edge of my back armor and then riding too high, instead of resting on top of my back armor and sitting in its natural position. Second, make sure that the brace makes contact with your helmet when you reach the limit of your head's natural range of motion, not before or after. This just takes some time to size correctly which you only have to do once.
October 31, 2011
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Would the Variant helmet from Icon fit with the brace?
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Age: 18-24
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I heard that the brace would only fit with sport bike (full face) helmets, not the dual-sport*
I was just wondering if the variant helmet would fit with the stx brace?
Thank you
I was just wondering if the variant helmet would fit with the stx brace?
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Age: 18-24
Gender: male
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Montréal
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After speaking with Leatt directly we were told that this brace should not be used with anything other than a standard full face helmet. A dual sport helmet or helmet with an extended chin bar like that of the variant has more room in the opening of the helmet and this can cause the brace to get caught on the helmet in a crash scenario.2 weeks ago
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Is it best to measure chest size with full kit on, ie jacket and back protector, or does Leattes sizing take that into account without?
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I am borderline chest size between L/XL and 2XL without kit so just need confirmation before I order. Thanks.
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Age: 25-34
Gender: male
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It is best to measure yourself for the STX Road Brace with your gear on.1 year ago
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Didn't seem to add any bulk to my jacket after upgrading the chest/back armor. I wouldn't factor it in unless you want to add the new protectors AND leave the standard thin pieces of foam in there as well for more protection.Age: 25-34
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black/Grey/White / SM/MD | 766591 | 0100030110 | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| Black/Grey/White / LG/XL | 766593 | 0100030111 | Out of Stock |
| Black/Grey/White / 2XL | 766592 | 0100030112 | Out of Stock |
