WRAPPING UP

THE FINAL PHAZE: NUKEPROOF AXESS RACING

The UCI DH World Cup circus is heading to the Coast Mountains of Whistler, Canada, this week.

To celebrate, Nukeproof Axess Racing has another glorious new look:

Now, a small, limited capsule collection of casual apparel is also available! Featuring all four designs the team has been racing in, these t-shirts, long sleeves, hoody and cap are the same ones the team has been wearing in their downtime this season:

A collage of outdoor mountain-ski and ski resort scenes: a person in a gray shirt standing in front of a mountain, a skier jumping mid-air, people in a ski resort with mountains in the background, and a person wearing a white T-shirt with a colorful graphic on the back while standing on a dirt slope.
A collage of four outdoor mountain biking and riding scenes featuring riders in action, with one rider shown from the back wearing a white t-shirt with a colorful graphic, and another in a gray shirt. The scenes are set against green forests, dirt tracks, and snowy mountains under a blue sky.

Our Collection

Six athletes posing together on a wooden ramp in front of a large dark blue Whoop Lenzerehide event backdrop with sponsor logos.

THE KIT DESIGNS OVER THE SEASON

GOTTA BE HARDCORE

PHAZE THREE: NUKEPROOF RACING

Andorra is a cruel game, you gotta be hardcore.
Nukeproof Axess Racing are back with the same energy, but in a new look.

FACE THE HILL

PHAZE TWO: NUKEPROOF RACING

It’s all change for the raceheads in Leogang, Austria. Leatt and the Nukeproof Axess Racing are back with a new look and the same NRG!

Background

Unlike anything previously seen in downhill mountain bike racing, Leatt has channelled its creative edge into a bold, radical look for the Nukeproof Axess Racing (NAR) team, to debut at the 2026 UCI World Cup Downhill Series.

Drawing on the euphoric energy of the 1980s rave scene: an underground realm of seething warehouse parties, sweat-drenched basements, abandoned shops and crumbling railway arches, this vision is fused with the acid house uniform of
day-glo, of baggy silhouettes and smiley-face T-shirts. 

Back then, this was more than fashion. It was anti-fashion. A deliberate rejection of status signals.

The parallels today are clear, even if the contrasts feel sharper than ever…..  but this is just the beginning! 

The Nukeproof riders
are wearing