Fly Racing gear in Canada: the range compared by category, landed price and stated EN class

ALLR tracks 450 Fly Racing product pages in pants, jerseys, gloves, helmets and boots that could be bought for delivery to Canada on 2026-10-29, from CA$18 to CA$1,252 landed. Fly Racing is mostly off-road gear sold in matching lines, so the useful comparison is the kit: jersey, pants and gloves from the same line. This guide lays out the range category by category: how many pages are in stock for Canada, what they cost delivered (item, shipping, duty and brokerage, tax excluded), which models the most retailers carry, and which safety class retailers state. It is a snapshot of ALLR data from 2026-10-29.

The Fly Racing range for Canada at a glance

Price spread inside one category is the main thing to take from this table. Fly Racing pants run from CA$70 to CA$872, a factor of 12, so the brand name alone does not tell you what you will pay; the model does. ALLR's brand profile lists Fly Racing as a US brand founded in 1998.

Pants and jeans: how the 135 pages split by price

Pants and jeans: the most widely stocked Fly Racing models

135 pages for Fly Racing pants are in stock for Canada, from CA$70 to CA$872 (median CA$236). None of the 135 pages states a certification class. 64 of the 135 have an offer from a Canadian store; the rest ship from abroad and carry duty and brokerage in the landed price.

None of the 135 pants pages states an EN 17092 class, which is the road-riding abrasion standard. Off-road pants are made for dirt, not asphalt; if part of your riding is on the road, read adventure and dual-sport gear and the EN 17092 explainer first.

Jerseys and riding shirts: the most widely stocked Fly Racing models

93 pages for Fly Racing jerseys are in stock for Canada, from CA$22 to CA$564 (median CA$88). 62 of the 93 have an offer from a Canadian store; the rest ship from abroad and carry duty and brokerage in the landed price.

Gloves: the most widely stocked Fly Racing models

112 pages for Fly Racing gloves are in stock for Canada, from CA$18 to CA$509 (median CA$57). On the retailer pages, 6 state EN 13594, KP and 1 state EN 13594 L2, and 105 state no class at all. 67 of the 112 have an offer from a Canadian store; the rest ship from abroad and carry duty and brokerage in the landed price.

EN 13594 is the glove standard and "KP" means knuckle protection was tested; see EN 13594 levels, KP, summer, winter and gauntlet gloves for what each mark means.

Helmets: the most widely stocked Fly Racing models

93 pages for Fly Racing helmets are in stock for Canada, from CA$90 to CA$1,252 (median CA$324). 36 of the 93 have an offer from a Canadian store; the rest ship from abroad and carry duty and brokerage in the landed price.

Helmet labels differ by market; compare ECE 22.06 and DOT and check what your province accepts in Canadian provincial helmet laws.

Boots: the most widely stocked Fly Racing models

17 pages for Fly Racing boots are in stock for Canada, from CA$92 to CA$365 (median CA$220). On the retailer pages, 5 state EN 13634, and 12 state no class at all. 13 of the 17 have an offer from a Canadian store; the rest ship from abroad and carry duty and brokerage in the landed price.

EN 13634 is the boot standard; the rating tells you which parts of the boot were tested, as explained in EN 13634 boot ratings.

Building a Fly Racing kit: jersey, pants and gloves from one line

Fly sells jerseys, pants and gloves in matching lines. The table adds the lowest landed price of each piece for the lines that have all three in stock for Canada. It is arithmetic on the three prices shown, not a bundle price: the pieces can come from different retailers, each with its own shipping and duty.

Which Fly Racing to start with

• Cheapest pair of pants: Fly Racing F-16 Pants, CA$70; no pair of pants page in stock states an EN 17092 class, so read the label.
• Most widely stocked pair of pants: Fly Racing F-16 Pants, CA$70, listed by 24 retailers.
• Cheapest gloves stating EN 13594 with knuckle protection: Fly Racing Evolution DST Gloves, CA$32.
• Cheapest helmet stating ECE 22.06 or DOT: Fly Racing Youth Kinetic Vision Helmetnotifications_active, CA$90.
• Cheapest boots stating EN 13634: Fly Racing Maverik LT Boots, CA$133.

Buying Fly Racing in Canada: landed price and who ships it

Of the 450 Fly Racing pages above, 242 (54%) have at least one offer from a store that ships from within Canada. That means most of the range can be bought without cross-border duty, and the landed price is usually the shelf price plus domestic shipping. Check the shipping and brokerage lines on the product page before you compare shelf prices, and read landed cost explained. For a store-by-store view see where to buy motorcycle gear in Canada, and for European orders buying gear from Europe to Canada.

Sizing differs by maker and market; if you order from a European store, read EU vs US gear sizing first. Where this brand sits against others on price is in motorcycle gear brands explained, budget to premium, and the full catalogue is on the Fly Racing brand page.

About these figures

Figures are a dated snapshot (2026-10-29) of the public ALLR catalog API for country=CA, one request series per category and brand. "In stock" means at least one in-stock offer shipping to Canada and a price; pages priced under the category price floors ALLR applies (helmets and jackets CA$80, suits CA$300, pants and boots CA$60) are excluded as parts or accessories, and helmet spare parts are excluded by name. Prices move daily; live numbers are on the Fly Racing brand page and the method is on the methodology page. Class, standard and armour entries are what retailer pages state.