In 2025 the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) rules state that all racing body protectors must meet the safety standard EN13158:2018 and be at least Level 2. This means that the old 2009 safety standard will no longer be acceptable to wear. ...
To keep your horse riding body protector in good condition, it's important to know how to look after it correctly. In this guide, we explain the best ways to care for your equipment if you're planning to wear a body protector.
Protection without restriction We’ve been making body protectors for over 50 years, so we've used our knowledge of protection, flexibility and performance to develop a back protector that suits the needs of everyday riders wanting localised protection when they might not...
A damaged body protector is not something that should be ignored. In order for it to continue keeping you safe, you must monitor any wear and tear closely.
When should you think about replacing your body protector? Many riders rely on their body protector to keep them safe, whether hacking, jumping, eventing or racing. But how do you know if it’s still doing its job correctly or if...
Racesafe body protectors made in October 2018 onwards are are BETA 2018 (Level 3) certified and are designed to offer unrivalled comfort and protection.
Dr Diane Fisher hosted a brilliant clinic on 20/05/2021 in collaboration with Racesafe. James How joined Dr Diane to discuss all things anatomy and thoracic (chest) injury.
