From tormentors of trail to masters of MX, anyone who likes to get dirty on two wheels needs a good off-road helmet to protect their melon. Motocross helmets are specifically designed to perform and protect under the unique conditions of off-road riding. Peak visors are used to deflect roost from other riders as well as offer some relief from sun glare. Wide view ports allow for the use of goggles, which better protect the rider’s eyes from dust and debris. The open eye port, in concert with aggressive venting and an elongated chin bar, provides more open space around the rider’s face, facilitating better air flow, a necessity under the more strenuous nature of off-road riding.
Our selection of dirt bike helmets boasts cutting-edge designs and advanced safety features to keep riders protected on the toughest trails. Whether you're tackling rugged terrain or flying through dirt tracks, our helmets offer unmatched durability and impact resistance to shield you from potential accidents. Explore our range today and gear up with confidence for your next adrenaline-fueled ride.
At RevZilla, we understand the diverse needs of dirt bike enthusiasts, which is why we offer a variety of helmets to suit every rider's style and preferences. From top end MX models good enough for the pros, weekend trailblazers looking for premium protection on a budget, we have something for everyone.
In addition to offering top-notch protection, our selection of dirt bike helmets are also designed for optimal comfort and performance. Features like robust ventilation systems, and  moisture-wicking liners will keep you cool during intense rides, while lightweight construction and aerodynamic designs will keep you from fatiguing too early. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, invest in a quality dirt bike helmet and ride with confidence knowing you're equipped for whatever the trail throws your way.

Dirt Bike Helmet FAQ's

What's the difference between a dirt bike helmet and a street helmet?
The main differences are airflow, eye protection, and design. A dirt bike helmet has a big, pointy chin bar for better airflow when you're working hard, a large eye-port designed for goggles (not a face shield), and a peak to block sun and roost. A street helmet is more aerodynamic and quieter, with a built-in shield.

Why do dirt bike helmets have such a long chin bar?
That long chin bar serves two big purposes. First, it puts more space between your face and the ground in a crash. Second, it's packed with vents to help you breathe easier. Off-road riding is a serious workout, and you need all the fresh air you can get!

How should a dirt bike helmet fit?
A dirt bike helmet should fit very snugly, even more so than a street helmet. The cheek pads should press firmly against your cheeks. When you ride off-road, the bike is moving around a lot, and you don't want the helmet shifting and blocking your vision. Make sure it's snug, but not so tight that it causes painful pressure points. Learn more about helmet sizing here.

How do I clean a dirt bike helmet?
Dirt bike helmets are designed to get... well, dirty! The good news is they're also designed to be cleaned easily. Almost all of them have a fully removable liner and cheek pads that you can pull out and hand-wash in a sink with some mild soap. Just let them air dry completely before you put them back in. Learn more about how to clean your motorcycle helmet here.