Trials Gear

I have had the normal oiled boots for many years, blue, I cannot recall what technically they were called, I wear a size 45 my foot is a 10.5 (usa) and they have alway felt great. they fit my wider style foot really well. I bought a newer pair maybe 4 years ago, that was the greyish or carbon fiber looking, and came with the bootie for the inside to keep foot dry, Maybe some of you had that era of boots? that was closer to last new type before coming back to life this time around? If you saw or had them, you will recall that the shin plastic was kind of shaped like lump sticking out to angular instead of just a flat type shield of the older design. here's the p…

Hi all I have just bought a nearly new pair of hebo boots.they are blue in colour but I don't know what model they are, but I need a strap and the fixing plate that allows the strap to slide or grip.I have searched the internet but no joy.can anyone point mein the right direction.Thanks.

Im looking for the Hebo zone carbon from a few years back, the black one with the gold vents. Anyone know of anywhere still doing them or someone willing to sell? Size Small. Thanks

Hi, I want to get some gear to match the new bike, some repsol hebo gear, the trousers, shirt and jacket. They are quite expensive, just wanted to ask if anyone else has bought them, what sort of quality they are? Are the sizes accurate, I usually wear a 32" trouser in MX gear and small top, Thanks guys

Hi Guys I have got a pair of white hebo boots but have just read some of the bad press about them on here. out of the fallowing list which are best might go back and change them:- Wulf sport La Forma Boulder xc-ting

Hi All, Any opinions on Hebo Eco trials boots? I currently have an old pair of Forma Boulders and want to replace them with something with a little more support for competing in Long Distance Trials and some light green laning. Thinking that the Hebo's look up to the job? Thanks Kev

Hi all I'm new to all this. I have a tight budget after rebuilding my Yamaha Ty mono. I am after a new pair of boots. I don't want to waste my money on something that will fall to bits after a few Trials. My Question is are the Hebo Eko Evo range of trial boots any good.

Hello Anyone know who the uk importer for Hebo helmets is? I have a 5 year old Jeroni Fajardo replica trials helmet which is in mint condition and after a recent muddy trial I had pulled the peak off to give the helmet a good clean and when I left it to dry my Jack Russell grabbed the peak and before I could catch the little f***er he chewed off a corner leaving me now unable to refit it. The helmet is in too good condition to replace when all it needs is a replacement peak (If I can get one)

Just wondering if these trials helmets are any good ? Thanks, Raz

Needing a pair of trials boots as i don't think the Enduro boots cut the mustard in terms of feel and flexibility ! Been looking at the Forma Boulder or Hebo Eco Any advice on which are the better buy out the two Thanks

These should have been in the shops in November but still cannot see any for sale. Anybody know what's going on?

Hi all, I have been the owner of a set of Hebo Tech Evo 2 trials boots now for just over six months. However in this short amount of time i have had any problems with them. Within at least six weeks of buying the boots the bottom buckle had came unscrewed ad fallen off leaving me with out the whole bottom strap. My other problem is all the outside layer which i presume is leather is breaking up into scale like bits giving the boots a horrible appearance. I am not sure why this has happened as i have taken good care of the boots and washed them after every use and kept them in my room away from the elements. I have one slight problem which is i brought the boots from…

hi can anyone tell me where i can find a HEBO WETSUIT for my twelve year old son thanks

Anyone with a Hebo Zone 5 helmet care to share how they are for sizing ?? I have an older Hebo and it's a L and fits fine, but I know a fella who has a L in the Zone 5 and it's too big but when I tried on a M it felt too small

I have a Hebo zone 5 helmet, it has a tinted visor fitted. I have just bought a clear visor from Trials UK , I asked how to change the visor and I was told to just remove the liner which I did and I still cannot see how to remove it, can anybody help please ????? Contacted Hebo in Spain for the information ( had to do it in Spanish) Regards Barry

Ok, I'm a North american, and dont know anything about the subject I just started... and haven't seen, maybe someone has posted all of this info in another thread? But is Hebo dead? I'm due for more boots, I have 2 worn out pairs now. I tried the "latest" style a couple years back, the new ones with booties in them, they suck, wont fit my feet so I just kept wearing my originals. now I see I can't even find those anywhere in the UK sites, nor Ebay anymore. So what have you guys that were satisfied with hebo's classic boot, moved to? I can't be the only person with 4 year old Hebo boots that are starting to wonder what to replace them with?

I have a new Hebo trials helmet zone 4 in white size M 57-58 if anyone is looking for a bargin been on my head for 45 minutes and found it’s to tight Any takers

Hello all, I am looking for my first trials helmet, I ride a KTM Freeride E and don't want to use a full face helmet as I get way too hot riding the more technical stuff. My background is MX and Enduro so I find the Airoh Stelt/Aviator and Fox V3 fit me really well. Based on this, I ordered the Airoh Evergreen which feels awful compared to my Stelt and have sent it back. I have a narrow head but fit a size large 59-60cm so looking for suggestions for a trials lid that is well vented, light and suits my weird (narrow) head shape. Was thinking the Airoh TRR as it is well vented and light but open to other suggestions, one more question are any Trails lids certified …

Cheaper than those piddly little cans of helmet mousse. Highly flammable! Illegal in many jurisdictions. Extremely effective. Yes I know you can buy cans of denatured alcohol much cheaper but they have acetone and methylated ketones and who knows what else to make them poisonous, well more poisonous, and I’m not sure how those additives affect the helmet materials. edit: turns out acetone is a solvent for polystyrene.

How should a trials helmet fit on your forehead? I’ve only been used to road full face lids, and my new Jitsie feels like it’s sitting rather high up on my forehead! Is this a thing? Cheers Boner.