Kids’ CE Level 2 Armored Sport Leather Motorcycle Jacket – Shadow Storm

Shadow Storm is designed for young riders whose time on the bike does not always happen in the same weather. It combines a sport-styled leather motorcycle jacket with CE Level 2 protection and a removable thermal liner, giving parents more flexibility when temperatures change.

Protection Is Part of the Jacket

CE Level 2 protection is included at the shoulders, elbows and back. The protective inserts come with the jacket, so the core protection specification is clear before you choose a size.

Adaptable When Temperatures Change

The removable thermal liner adds warmth when conditions are cooler, while the vented panels help with airflow as the temperature rises. This makes Shadow Storm a practical choice for family riding where the morning and afternoon can feel very different.

Sport Style Without Losing the Practical Details

The design gives young riders a more athletic motorcycle-jacket look while keeping the focus on riding gear. A snap-front closure keeps the basic design easy to use.

Finding the Right Youth Size

Shadow Storm is available from XS 3–4 through XXXL 15–16. The age range is useful for narrowing the choice, but measurements should decide the final size. A parent searching for a motorcycle jacket for a 9-year-old can begin with the L 9–10 range and then compare the child’s height and chest measurements with the size chart.

Key Details

• Leather sport motorcycle jacket for kids
• CE Level 2 shoulder protection
• CE Level 2 elbow protection
• CE Level 2 back protection
• Removable thermal liner
• Vented panels
• Snap-front closure
• Youth sizes XS 3–4 through XXXL 15–16

Why Parents Choose a Jacket Like This

The value of Shadow Storm is straightforward: the protection is specified, the liner can be removed, and ventilation is built into the design. Parents can evaluate those features against their child’s riding routine instead of relying on vague claims.

From a Motorcycle Apparel Specialist

Grand Prix Apparels focuses on motorcycle apparel and presents the product around the things that matter when buying riding gear: protection, construction, fit and intended use.