On 6 November 2026, Bike Network reported that Leatt had unveiled its 2027 Endurance, Trail and Gravity collections. The product spotlight covers helmets, jerseys, bibs, shoes, shorts, gloves and storage, including several items aimed at cross-country and gravel riders, with retail pricing listed in rand.
For women building a practical gravel, XC or trail wardrobe, the useful bit is the spread: women-specific endurance pieces, race-leaning helmets, clipless shoes, baggie shorts and a 5-litre hydration vest. No magic wand, no “made for women” mist where it is not stated — just a clearer look at what Leatt has put into the 2027 mix.
Endurance kit for gravel and XC
Bike Network lists the Endurance 9.0 Carbon Helmet for cross-country, gravel and road riding. The source describes it as combining protection with a lightweight carbon shell, plus PowerBridge EVO, 360° EVO Turbine Technology, BOA FS2 fit adjustment, a FidLock buckle, optimised ventilation and an integrated eyewear dock. It is listed in sizes S, M and L, in black, with retail pricing at approximately R5,499.
The Endurance 5.0 Helmet is also listed for cross-country, gravel and road. According to the source, it uses 360° Turbine EVO technology and a PowerBridge EVO impact absorber, with channelled ventilation, BOA FS2 fit adjustment and a FidLock magnetic buckle. The listed weight is 280g in medium. Sizes are S, M and L, colours are white, black, blue and pink, and retail pricing is around R3,699.
There is a more affordable Endurance 2.0 Helmet too, listed at about R1,799 in sizes S, M and L, with worn khaki, black, white and pink colour options. For riders who prefer baggies over full lycra, the Endurance 2.0 Shorts are pitched at cross-country, gravel and e-road use, with a slim above-the-knee fit, four-way stretch fabric, zipped thigh pockets, an adjustable waistband, laser-cut ventilation and a PFAS-free water-resistant finish. Bike Network lists the shorts in XS to 3XL, in black and brown, at about R899.
Women-specific apparel in the line-up
The endurance apparel list includes two women-specific pieces. The Endurance 3.0 Jersey – Women is described for cross-country, gravel and road riding, with lightweight four-way stretch fabric, a full-length zip, extra back length, three rear pockets, an additional zipped pocket, YKK zips, reflective details and bluesign-approved fabric. Sizes run from XS to XXL, colours are yellow, pink, blue and fade white, and retail pricing is listed at about R899.
The Endurance 6.0 Bib – Women is built around a women-specific fit and uses lightweight 360-degree stretch fabric, anatomical panels and a women’s Elastic Interface chamois with Hybrid Cell technology. The source also lists breathable mesh uppers, UPF 50 protection and antibacterial treatment. It comes in XS to XXL, in black and blue, at around R2,499.
Shoes, storage and trail extras
Footwear gets a gravel/XC option in the Endurance 6.0 ProClip BOA Shoes. Bike Network lists them for cross-country, gravel and e-road riding, with BOA Li2 adjustment, a breathable translucent upper, carbon-reinforced shank, RideGrip rubber sole and extended cleat adjustment. Sizes run from EU 40 to 48.5, colours are black and grey, and retail pricing is around R3,199.
The Hydration Vest is one of the more ride-logistics-friendly additions for big days out. It is listed as a lightweight 5-litre vest for cross-country, gravel and trail riding, with a 1.5-litre bladder, hose routing through the harness, a quick-access tool pocket, front zip pocket for phone and keys, an extra front stash pocket and a large rear compartment. Sizes are XS-M and L-2XL, in black, at about R1,899.
The trail and gravity lines add more options for riders who split time between singletrack, gravity days and casual trail sessions. Bike Network lists the 1.0 GripR Glove at about R499, with a seamless MicronGrip palm, mesh upper, FormFit fingers, a 3D concave cut, touchscreen compatibility and a sweat wipe on the thumb. Colours are black, red, green, blue, purple, rust and white.
On the shorts side, the Trail 2.0 Shorts are listed at around R1,099, while the Trail 6.0 Cargo Shorts are around R1,699 and include an integrated rear Mission Pack for extra storage. The Trail 5.0 Merino Jersey, at about R1,499, uses a Leatt-developed fabric blend of 51% merino wool with technical fibres, and the Gravity 2.0 Long Sleeve Jersey is listed at about R599.
This is launch news, not a Dirtyheart test. We are not claiming fit, durability or real-world comfort. What the source supports is simple enough: Leatt’s 2027 Endurance, Trail and Gravity collections include several gravel- and XC-relevant items, women-specific endurance apparel and rand pricing for riders comparing the next kit refresh.