LEATT Moto 5.5 FlexLock Boots - lime green

The LEATT Moto 5.5 FlexLock Boots are motocross and enduro boots that protect your foot, ankle and shin, in lime green.

Off-road, your feet and ankles take the hardest knocks: a motocross boot combines a rigid shell against impacts, ankle support against twisting and a sole that grips the footpegs.

Why choose the LEATT Moto 5.5 FlexLock?

• FlexLock system that limits extreme ankle movement.
• Ankle support against twisting and hyperextension.
• Shin and foot protection against impacts and rocks.
• Sole that grips the footpegs and resists wear.

Why choose LEATT?

LEATT was born in South Africa from the Leatt-Brace, the neck protection device invented by Dr Christopher Leatt after a fatal racing accident. Since then, the brand has designed protection and gear tested in real-world conditions, with rider safety as its guiding principle.

Technical specifications

• Brand: LEATT
• Model: Moto 5.5 FlexLock
• Colour: lime green
• Available sizes: 42, 44.5, 45.5, 47
• Designed for: adults
• Foot length: 42: 26.5 cm (US 8) ; 44.5: 29 cm (US 10) ; 45.5: 29.5 cm (US 11) ; 47: 30.5 cm (US 12)
• Manufacturer part numbers: 3026000101 (42), 3026000103 (44.5), 3026000104 (45.5), 3026000105 (47)

Sizing, use and care tips

Sizes are given in European sizing (US equivalents and foot length in the specifications). Try the boots on with long motorcycle socks and allow a few rides to break them in before a race. After riding, rinse off the mud with water, without using a pressure washer on the stitching, and let them air-dry. Tuck your pants into the boots so they don't snag.

Pair it with

• Knee guards : LEATT 502601126 · LEATT 502601146
• Pants : LEATT 502700114 · LEATT 502530038

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose my motocross boot size?
Measure your foot length in cm, heel against a wall, and compare it with the length listed for each size; with thick socks, leave a few millimetres of margin.

Are the boots stiff at first?
Yes, new boots need a few rides to mould to your foot and ankle; never race in a pair you have not worn before.