Filters
- Covers the entire face (Full Face): Unified helmets cover the entire head and face. They are considered the best safety option for both travel and city use.
- Jaw opens upwards (Flip-Up): Foldable helmets that can be both Jet (open) and Full Face (closed) depending on the rider's needs and driving conditions. The difference between them and Modular helmets is that the bottom part is not completely removable and remains on the helmet.
- Leaves the face open (Jet): Open-type helmets, light and comfortable, with less safety compared to other types as they do not cover the chin.
- Combines asphalt & dirt (On-Off/Dual): Helmets for riding on both roads and dirt. They feature a protective visor for the face.
- It is only for off-road (Motocross): Helmets ideal for off-road driving, on dirt and gravel tracks. They do not have a protective visor for the face.
- Has removable chin bar (Modular): Helmets from which the front bottom part (chin) is removed, so that the rider can choose to use them as Jet or Full Face. Their difference from Flip-Up helmets is that the bottom part is completely removed and does not remain on the helmet.
- In the City (Scooter & Naked): Helmets with easy fastening, ideal for daily rides, short stops, and flexibility in the city center.
- Long Trips (Touring): Helmets designed for comfort over long distances, featuring an internal sun visor and ready for intercom installation.
- Sport Riding / Track (Supersport): Helmets designed for fast riding with a D-Ring buckle (the classic track buckle). They are usually made from carbon or fiberglass with an aerodynamic shape, offering stability at high speeds.
- Dirt / Adventure: Durable helmets with a visor and washable inner lining, for protection from sun, dust, and mud on off-road routes.
- Internal sun visor: A membrane that slides downwards for protection from the sun.
- Intercom Compatibility: The helmet features a slot for intercom support and is very useful for long journeys.
- Anti-fog (Pinlock): It is an additional accessory for the helmet visor that prevents fogging and is useful during winter months.
- Integrated Bluetooth: The helmet features a pre-installed Bluetooth system for connecting with devices that have the same technology.
- Carbon (Extremely lightweight & rigid): Durable and lightweight material. It is also used in helmets specifically designed for racing.
- Fiberglass (High impact resistance): Elastic and durable material that absorbs shocks.
- Thermoplastic (Reliable & economical): Hard material, heavier than Fibre and Carbon.
- ECE 22.06: New European-type safety specification certification "ECE 22.06", which ensures that the helmet is tested at 18 impact check points instead of the previous 6.
- ECE 22.05: European type safety certification "ECE 22.05", which ensures that the helmet has been tested at 6 different points for drop, impact, and penetration resistance.
- DOT: American-type DOT safety certification, which ensures that the helmet is tested for drop, impact, and object penetration.
- Up to 1200g: Lightweight helmets that protect the neck from fatigue and are ideal for long daily use.
- 1200 - 1400gr: Helmets with an ideal weight for sport and touring use. They ensure a high level of safety and aerodynamic stability at high speeds, keeping your neck relaxed even after hours of riding.
- 1400 - 1550gr: Typical weight for helmets with rich features (such as internal sun visor) or for flip-up helmets. They offer a sturdy feel, excellent sound insulation, and all the comforts you need.
- Over 1550gr: Sturdy helmets with increased weight, usually flip-up or adventure types, where the mechanism on the chin, the visor, or extra features (e.g. sun visor) add grams, but offer maximum comfort and functionality.
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