LePier Powersports Youth Big Logo Hoodie

Sizing & Fit Guide

Riding gear doesn't always fit like everyday clothing, and sizing varies by brand. Use these tips along with the manufacturer's size chart on each product page.

Helmets

• Measure around your head about 1 inch above your eyebrows, keeping the tape level. Use that measurement with the brand's size chart.
• A new helmet should feel snug all around with no pressure points — the pads break in over time.
• If you're between sizes, try the smaller size first. A loose helmet is less safe.
• Wrong size? Your first helmet size exchange is free. Try it on indoors only, keep the tags and visor film on, and email us within 30 days of delivery.

Snowmobile jackets & bibs

• Leave room for base and mid layers. Many riders size up if they're between sizes.
• Check sleeve length in a riding position — arms forward on the bars.
• Bibs should allow full knee bend without pulling at the shoulders.

Gloves

• Measure around your palm at the widest point (not including the thumb) and compare to the brand's chart.
• Gloves should be snug without restricting finger movement on the throttle and brake.

Motocross jerseys & pants

• Jerseys are cut roomy to fit over chest protectors — order your normal shirt size or check the chart.
• Pants use waist sizes (28, 30, 32...). Measure your waist where the pants will sit.

Boots

• Most riding boots fit close to your regular shoe size. Wear riding socks when trying them on.

Youth sizes

• Kids grow fast — but protective gear like helmets and boots should fit correctly now, not "to grow into."

Need help?

Email us at info@shoplepier.com with the product, your measurements and how you like your gear to fit, and we'll help you choose.