Sizing Guide

Correct measurements are essential for comfort and protection. GRIT gear is often configured or made to your inputs. You are responsible for the accuracy of the data you submit (measurements, size selections, uploaded designs for decals, etc.).

General rules

• Follow the instructions shown in each configurator step. Do not guess.
• Use a flexible tape measure, keep the tape snug but not tight, and measure over light clothing unless the instructions say otherwise.
• If two measurements fall between sizes, follow the guidance in the relevant product flow or contact us before ordering.
• Remeasure if your weight or body shape changes significantly before reordering.

Racing suits

Suits are highly fit-dependent. Small errors in height, chest, or limb measurements can affect comfort and armour placement. We do not guarantee a "perfect" fit without an in-person fitting. A suit ordered from remote measurements is supplied at your risk as to subjective fit preferences, subject to our Returns and Warranty terms.

Gloves

Hand measurements should reflect how you will ride (e.g. whether you use inner gloves). Leather and materials can break in slightly over time. If you are between sizes, contact us with your numbers before purchase.

Shoes / boots

Foot length, width, and ankle measurements (where asked) must match our chart for the model you order. Different brands size differently—always use GRIT's instructions, not another brand's label size alone.

Configurator and previews

3D previews (colours, logos, decals) are illustrative. Screen settings, lighting, and batch variation can make colours and graphics look slightly different in person. That is not automatically a defect—see Warranty.

Limitation of liability (sizing)

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, GRIT is not liable for indirect or consequential losses (for example travel costs, lost race entries, or lost time) arising from fit dissatisfaction where you supplied the measurements or selections. This does not exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by our proven negligence where such exclusion is not allowed by mandatory law.

Questions? Contact us before you order.