Hunter Lawrence lines up for Team Honda HRC in the 450 class alongside his brother Jett, making the Lawrence duo one of the most formidable factory pairings in professional motocross. In 2026, Hunter runs a full Alpinestars setup head to toe, backed by one of the deepest sponsorship deals in the paddock. From the Supertech M10 on his head to the Tech 10 boots on his feet, every piece of his kit represents the top of what Alpinestars builds for competition. If you want to know exactly what Hunter is wearing this season and where to shop the retail equivalents, this breakdown covers the full picture. BTO Sports carries the complete Alpinestars helmet lineup and everything else in his setup, so you can gear up from the same catalog the factory team relies on.

Hunter Lawrence's 2026 Helmet: Alpinestars Supertech M10

The Alpinestars Supertech M10 is Hunter's helmet of choice for the 2026 season, and it is the flagship lid in the Alpinestars catalog. The shell construction uses a carbon, aramid, and fiberglass composite layup that keeps the overall weight down while maintaining the structural integrity needed for high-speed crashes. Inside, a 4-density EPS liner manages energy across a range of impact speeds, tuning the absorption to the type of force rather than treating every hit the same way.

One of the standout features of the SM10 is the A-Head Fitment System, which lets riders adjust both the angle and the height of the fit independently. That kind of adjustability matters at the factory level, where the difference between a helmet that sits perfectly and one that is slightly off can affect focus and comfort across a full moto. The ventilation system runs 28 ports in total, split between 18 intakes and 10 exhausts, which keeps airflow moving through the liner even on hot race days. The chin bar is designed with collarbone relief in mind, reducing the pressure point that can cause discomfort or injury in certain crash scenarios. MIPS is built in for rotational impact protection, and the helmet carries ECE 22.06 certification. Hunter's factory version wears the Honda HRC colorway, dialed in to match the CRF450R and the broader team presentation.

For riders shopping the dirt bike helmet category at BTO, the SM10 is available in several retail colorways at different price points. The SM10 Ampress comes in at $629.99 and is a strong entry point into the SM10 platform. The SM10 Flood and SM10 Era are both priced at $839.95 and carry premium colorway treatments for riders who want the full look. All three options run the same composite shell, 4-density EPS liner, and A-Head system that Hunter uses on the track. If you are unsure which size to order, the BTO sizing guide is the right place to start before you commit to a purchase.

Hunter Lawrence's 2026 Gear: Alpinestars Supertech

Hunter's jersey and pants come from the Alpinestars Supertech platform, which sits at the top of the Alpinestars apparel lineup. The Supertech build uses stretch ripstop fabric throughout, with 4-way stretch panels placed at the high-movement zones of the jersey and pant. The pant construction is linerless and single-layer, which is the design preference for riders using knee braces, since a thinner pant wall creates less bulk between the brace and the rider's leg. The overall cut is ergonomic and built specifically for a race-forward position on the bike, meaning it fits correctly when you are leaning into a corner rather than standing upright off the bike. Hunter races in the factory Honda HRC colorway, a custom Alpinestars execution that matches the Honda red and white palette across the full outfit.

The closest retail match for Hunter's setup is the Alpinestars Supertech Scenz Combo at $329.90, which delivers the same Supertech platform construction in a retail colorway. For riders who want a premium option with a limited-edition treatment, the Supertech LE Records Combo is priced at $364.90 and represents the highest tier of what Alpinestars ships at retail. Both combos are available through the dirt bike gear collection at BTO.

If the Supertech price point is a stretch, Alpinestars' Techstar platform is the natural step down. The Techstar Nomur Combo and Techstar Knif Combo are both priced at $304.90 and carry many of the same design principles in a more accessible build. The Techstar line still uses stretch construction and an ergonomic race cut, making it a legitimate option for club and amateur riders who want Alpinestars quality without the flagship price. Both combos are in stock across the dirt bike gear section at BTO. You can also check out how another Alpinestars athlete sets up for a comparison point in the Chase Sexton 2026 gear breakdown.

Hunter Lawrence's 2026 Boots: Alpinestars Tech 10

Hunter's boots are the Alpinestars Tech 10, which has been the benchmark motocross boot in the Alpinestars lineup for years and remains the factory choice across the Alpinestars program. The Tech 10 is built around a Frontal Flex Frame that guides the boot through natural forward flex while blocking unwanted lateral movement. The heel is protected by DHCP, the Dual High-density Compound Protection system, which manages compression forces on impact rather than relying only on rigid construction. The inner ankle brace uses a biomechanical design with dual-pivot asymmetrical arms that replicate the natural movement pattern of the ankle joint, providing support without restricting the range of motion riders need to control the bike through rough sections. The closure system is CE certified and uses a triple-buckle design with replaceable components, so worn buckles or straps can be swapped rather than replacing the entire boot.

At BTO, the Alpinestars Tech 10 is available at $559.95, and the Tech 10 Supervented version is priced at $554.96 for riders who prioritize airflow through the warmer race season. If the Tech 10 is above your budget, the dirt bike boots collection at BTO includes the Tech 7 at $499.95 as a logical step-down option that keeps you in the Alpinestars boot family with a strong protection profile.

Hunter Lawrence's 2026 Protection: Alpinestars Tech-Air MX

Rounding out Hunter's setup is the Alpinestars Tech-Air MX, the airbag vest system that Alpinestars has developed specifically for motocross applications. The Tech-Air MX deploys in 25 milliseconds and carries Level 2 EN 1621-4 certification for airbag protective devices. The system uses MX-specific sensors and algorithms that are tuned for the motion patterns, jump landings, and crash dynamics unique to off-road racing rather than sharing a platform with road racing versions. The Tech-Air MX is worn under the jersey and integrates with Alpinestars gear for a clean fit. It is available through BTO at the Alpinestars Tech-Air MX product page.

Hunter Lawrence 2026 Full Gear Summary

Shop Hunter Lawrence's Alpinestars Setup at BTO Sports

BTO Sports carries the full Alpinestars lineup from top to bottom, including every product in Hunter Lawrence's 2026 setup. Whether you are looking for the SM10 helmet in the Ampress colorway, a Supertech combo to match the factory platform, or Tech 10 boots with the same protection features Hunter relies on every race weekend, it is all available and ready to ship from BTO. Head to the BTO Sports blog for more pro gear breakdowns across the 2026 season.

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Written by Cole Lombardi for BTO Sports.