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Answer a few short questions, and our Helmet Finder will pinpoint options that match your preferences.

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What type of helmet are you looking for?

Full Face

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Full Face

pros
Chin Bar
Built-In Face Shield
Quieter

cons
Difficult On & Off
Uncomfortable If Not Fitted Correctly

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Modular

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Modular

pros
Chin Bar Opens
Easy On & Off
Less Restrictive

cons
Heavier
Noisier
Chin Bar May Fail

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Dual Sport

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Dual Sport

pros
Comfortable & Quiet
Usable With Goggles
Safe On & Off Road

cons
Heavier
Less Ventilation
Peak May Cause Lift At Highway Speeds

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Dirt

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Dirt

pros
More Ventilated
Lightweight
Easy To Clean

cons
Not Always DOT Rated (Off-road only)
No Built-In Eye Protection

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Open Face

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Open Face

pros
More Ventilated
Easy On & Off
Less Restrictive

cons
No Face Protection
Open To The Elements

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Half

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Half

pros
More Ventilated
Easy On & Off
Less Restrictive

cons
No Face Protection
Open To The Elements
Only Protects Top Of Head

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What about sun protection?

Wearing sunglasses in your helmet is often not the most comfortable, and swapping a tinted face shield for a clear one every day is not the most convenient.

For the ultimate UV-ray protection, consider choosing a helmet that allows you to drop a pair of shades with one button press. Better yet, treat yourself to a photochromic face shield (sold-separately) that tints in the sunlight and fades back to clear in the shade.

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What about safety?

Required for a helmet to be street-legal in the US.

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DOT

Required for use on most roads in the US
Randomly tested by 3rd party organizations after launch
Four predetermined, high-impact test locations

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Required for a helmet to be street-legal in countries adhering to the Economic Comission for Europe.

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ECE

Standards are actively and comprehensively tested on all helmets, including rotational impact analysis
Extensive battery of testing for a variety of safety-related features
Eight headforms for a larger range of testing variables

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A third-party safety standard popular with track-day organizations in the US

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SNELL

Testing for stability, removability, face shield shattering
Extreme "edge" anvil tests evaluate intense impact energy
Technicians actively search out weak points to ensure the most thorough testing possible

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A Multi-directional Impact Protection System

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MIPS

A slim, low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows for multi-directional movement on specific angled impacts intended to help reduce rotational force to the head
Internal lab tests, third-party testing, and independent organizations show that the technology works as intended.
Used in helmet types for various sports and activities and by over 100 brands

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Do you know your head shape?

Long oval, round oval, and intermediate oval have no specific scientific definitions. So, while you can try a helmet on and find it to be too round for your head, you can't say with certainty that you have a long-oval head. Most riders in North America have intermediate oval head shapes.

A quick trick for estimating your head shape is to flatten your hair as much as possible, snap a photo from above, and compare it to the shapes below.

Still not sure? No worries--we can still help.

Round

Intermediate Oval

Long Oval

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Do you have any specific style in mind?

Solid

Graphic

Hi-Viz

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