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The Leatt STX Neck Brace
Conclusion
I'll be the first to admit that it will take some time before the majority of street riders will adopt a Leatt Brace.
But the same thing could have been said about full-face helmets, motorcycle-specific boots and gloves and even jackets (and pants).
Not to mention high-visibility colors, which I'd like to think we've been promoting here on webBikeWorld for more than 11 years and which only now have become popular.The main take-away from my experience with this product is that it wears much more gently than it looks. To me, that was the biggest surprise.I can put it on and really don't notice it's there, and that's a good thing.
Perhaps someday a Leatt Brace type device will be incorporated in every motorcycle jacket -- along with the "perfect" back protector.
Until then, know that the STX street version of the Leatt Brace is wearable and fairly comfortable, if expensive and perhaps a bit odd-looking.
I will leave you with this:
As you find yourself sailing through the air in the slow motion time that usually happens milliseconds before impact, let's hope you're not thinking "I should have bought a Leatt Brace".
Let's hope you're actually wearing one -- and 100% of all that other gear!
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