MTB Helmets

Long gone are the days when mountain bike helmets were old-fashioned and uncool. Today, MTB helmets are light, comfortable, well ventilated and they look good. But above all, the MTB helmet makes a big difference. It ensures that your ride on the mountain bike is as safe as possible.

Mountain bike helmets are available in all kinds of designs, countless colours and a wide range of materials. From MTB enduro helmets to full-face MTB helmets: We show you which helmets are available, explain the differences and answer common questions. This is how we help you find the right mountain bike helmet for you.

Why should you never ride without a helmet?

A helmet makes a significant contribution to your safety. Especially when mountain biking, all kinds of dangers await you. Slippery stones, sharp branches or sudden steps can quickly bring you down. If you wear an MTB helmet, the chances are much better that you will not get hurt. A mountain bike helmet ensures that the fun of biking always comes first. Apart from that, there are no reasons not to wear a helmet these days: bike helmets are light, well ventilated and just look cool.

What are the different types of MTB helmets?

You have decided to buy a new MTB helmet? Perfect, you're on the safe side. Now you just have to choose the right helmet for you. However, it is not always easy to keep track of all the different helmet categories. The categories "women's MTB helmet" or "children's MTB helmet" are self-explanatory. But do you need a full-face helmet or rather a half-shell? Is a dirt helmet, an enduro helmet, an all-mountain helmet or a downhill helmet the right one for you? We shed light on the jungle of helmets:

When no jump is too high: The MTB Dirt Helmet

Do you like dirt jumps or are you often on a pump track with your mountain bike? Then a dirt helmet is the right thing for you. Dirt helmets have a very unique design and an unmistakable look. Their rounded shape without many ventilation holes and without a helmet visor looks cool and modern. That's why many children and young people like this helmet category.

A dirt helmet is designed for the special requirements of jumplines. Its outer shell is particularly robust and hard-wearing. It is smooth and therefore glides particularly well over the mostly clay or asphalt tracks. Some dirt helmets are pulled down deep into the neck area to offer particularly good all-round protection. Despite their fresh look, dirt helmets also use the latest technologies. So you don't have to compromise on safety. Precisely fitting adjustment options and proven safety features such as the MIPS system are also available for dirt helmets.

The fundamental question: Fullface or half-shell?

Full-face helmets differ from a so-called half-shell by the additional chin bar. A full-face helmet offers even more safety and protection for the whole head. That's why a full-face helmet makes sense when you are exposed to particular risks. This can be the case when dirt jumping, visiting a bike park or at a downhill race. Full-face helmets are even compulsory for many enduro races.

For normal MTB use, a normal half-shell helmet is usually sufficient. These helmets are now so safe that you can go on tour without worrying. A half-shell is the best choice for you if you don't race anyway and don't hang around in bike parks.

If you are not sure, there is another option: there are full-face helmets with a removable chin bar. Such hybrids look like a full-fledged downhill helmet and are usually just as safe. However, they can be converted into a half-shell helmet in just a few steps. So you have two helmets in one: Downhill you click on the chin bar and enjoy maximum safety. Uphill, the chin bar disappears into the rucksack and you have a light, well-ventilated half-shell helmet on your head.

The all-rounder among bike helmets: The MTB Allmountain Helmet

All-mountain helmets are made for typical all-round use. Do you like to ride long tours and are you more interested in enjoyment than in technical challenges? Then this helmet category is the right one for you. Allmountain MTB helmets offer the best mix of comfort, low weight and good ventilation. To ensure that the helmet fits well, all-mountain helmets also have proven adjustment systems. They ensure that the helmet does not slip and that you are always well protected. Some all-mountain helmets have an interchangeable visor: You can decide for yourself whether you want to wear the helmet with or without a visor. The Fox MTB helmet Speedframe is a typical helmet in this category.

For all trail enthusiasts: the MTB Enduro helmet

Enduro helmets are the right choice for all those who like to take things to the next level. If no trail is too fast, too steep or too technical for you, this helmet category is the right choice. Enduro helmets offer particularly good protection. They are perfect for use in demanding terrain. They are often pulled down deep into the neck area to offer good all-round protection. In addition, some enduro helmets offer the following features:
- Adjustable size, interchangeable visors
- Special "goggle" mounts and an extra fit adapted to goggles
- Good ventilation
- Air slits designed for holding a normal pair of bike sunglasses

In many enduro competitions, full-face helmets are compulsory. Especially for this purpose, there are full-face enduro helmets whose chin bar can be removed. With such a helmet, you are in compliance with the rules for the race classification. For the transfer sections, you simply take off the chin bar. Then you can enjoy the lower weight and good ventilation. The Bell MTB helmet Super DH is a typical representative of this helmet type. However, almost all helmet manufacturers have a model with a removable chin strap in their range.

For maximum safety in the most demanding use: the full-face helmet

If your motto is "Higher, faster, further", a full-face or downhill helmet is the best MTB helmet for you. It offers optimal protection and is designed for particularly hard impacts. In many bike parks and especially at downhill races, full-face helmets are mandatory. For maximum protection, you can't do without a full-face helmet.

Safety for the next generation: mountain bike helmets for children

There is a wide range of MTB helmets for children. That's a good thing, because kids in particular should be well protected when they're out and riding. When the little ones are still learning to ride a bike, it's easy for them to crash.

MTB helmets for children often correspond technically to their counterparts for adults. However, their fit is designed to suit smaller heads. When it comes to design and special features, helmet manufacturers cater to the preferences of young shredders. When buying a children's helmet, make sure that the kids like it. Only then will they like to wear it. Of course, the correct fit is at least as important.

Basic knowledge: How is an MTB helmet constructed?

DIn order to understand how it develops its protective effect, you first need to know how a helmet is constructed. Modern MTB helmets are made using the so-called in-mold process. These helmets have a shock-absorbing interior that is usually made of EPS foam. A harder outer shell provides additional impact protection. Both layers are baked together under high pressure and heat in the in-mold process. Such helmets are state of the art and offer better impact protection at a lower weight than helmets of other designs. When you fall, the outer shell of the helmet distributes the impact pressure over a larger area. The actual shock absorption is then the task of the EPS interior.

For the helmet to offer optimal protection, it must fit perfectly. Modern helmets have appropriate adjustment systems for this. They can usually be operated with one hand by turning a wheel at the back of the head. The helmet then hugs your head and fits like a second skin. The chin straps, which are available with classic click fasteners or modern magnetic fasteners, provide additional protection.

What is the MTB helmet MIPS system and how does it work?

There are proven technologies that measurably improve the safety of the MTB helmet. One of the best known goes by the name of MIPS. MIPS stands for "Multi-Directional Impact Protection". This means: MIPS protects you better in all falls that cause a rotational movement. This is the case with most involuntary landings. A lot of development work has gone into MIPS, but the way it works is still simple to understand. A plastic shell is attached to the inside of the helmet. And it is not fixed, but floating. This shell can therefore twist against the helmet. This is exactly what it does in the event of a fall. It noticeably reduces the rotational forces. MIPS is not manufacturer-specific. You can buy MIPS helmets from all kinds of helmet manufacturers. The POC Kortal Race MTB helmet is a classic representative of MIPS helmets.

Are there any MTB helmet test certificates?

There is a whole range of test certificates for mountain bike helmets. ASTM is the seal of the American Society for Testing and Materials. It is mainly found on helmets from the USA. The SNELL and ANSI standards also come from the USA, which is why not all helmets are certified according to them. For the European market, the CE mark and the EN1078 standard are decisive. Every helmet should bear these seals as well as the GS seal for tested safety.

What should you look for when buying a helmet?

The most important thing is that your helmet fits you. To ensure this, you need a measuring tape. Use it to measure the circumference of your head. Place the measuring tape at the height of the middle of your forehead and run it around your skull. You have already determined your personal head circumference and can order the right helmet size. Don't worry: Since all helmets can be adjusted within a certain range, it's not a matter of millimetres.

Everything else depends on your personal preferences:

Choose a helmet according to your preferred area of use.
If a cool head is important to you, take one with particularly good ventilation.
If you are more willing to take risks or like to play it safe, take a particularly sturdy helmet - such as an Enduro model. You can also opt for safety features like MIPS.
Of course, you should like the helmet so that you enjoy wearing it. So choose an MTB helmet that looks just the way you like it.

Do you have to replace an MTB helmet after a fall?

Unfortunately, we have to answer yes to this question. This is true even if you cannot detect any obvious damage to the helmet. The reason for this is simple: as soon as the helmet has taken a blow, the material structure inside is irrevocably damaged. The inside of the helmet is specially designed to deform during a fall. This is the only way it can defuse the energy of the impact. If you fall again, your helmet will no longer have this ability. That is why you should always replace your helmet after a fall.

That's not the only reason why you should replace your helmet. Every helmet ages and with it its protective effect. After five years of use at the latest, you should treat yourself to new head protection - even without a fall.

How to adjust your MTB helmet properly:

1. First you have to make sure that the helmet is the right size. We have already explained how to do this above. Then you can continue with step 2.
2. Put the helmet on horizontally so that it encloses the back of the head but also the forehead.
3. Now adjust the helmet's adjustment system. Many helmets have a knob at the back of the head for this purpose. Turn it until the helmet is tight but still feels comfortable. If you lean forward and the helmet does not fall off, you have done everything right.
4. Now you have to adjust the fastening strap. The two straps coming off the helmet should converge below the earlobes at about the level of the cheekbone. If nothing pinches or bothers you, it is all good.
5. Finally, there is the chin strap. When you close it, it must be tight, but not constricting.
6. Now your new mountain bike helmet is perfectly adjusted to you and you're ready to go!

Ler mais Ler menos

Filtro

Categorias

Helmets

Sold by

Alltricks

Partners

Second-hand

Yes

Brand

100%

Abus

Alpinestars

BBB

Bell

Bern

Bluegrass

Bollé

Bontrager

Cairn

Casco

Dainese

Effetto Mariposa

Endura

Fly Racing

Fox

Giro

ION

IXS

Kali

Kask

KED

Kenny

Lazer

Leatt

Limar

MAAP

Massi

Mavic

Met

Neatt

O'Neal

Oakley

Poc

Scott

Seven

Shot

Smith

Spiuk

Sweet Protection

The Shadow Conspiracy

Trick X

Troy Lee Designs

Tsg

Urge

UVEX

XLC

zeroRH

Ver mais

Ver menos

Gender

Women

Men

Sport

All Mountain

Bikepacking

BMX Freestyle

BMX Race

City

Cross Country

Cyclocross

Dirt

Down Country

Down Hill

E-Bike

Enduro

Fixie

Flatland BMX

Gravel

MTB

Road

Track

Trial

Ver mais

Ver menos

Type

Chinstrap

Dirt Helmet

Full Face Helmet

Helmet

Helmet Bag

Helmet Pad Kit

Helmet Rain Cover

Helmet with Removable Chinstrap

Jet Helmet

MTB Helmet

Replacement Visor

Visor Screw

Head Size

45 cm

46 cm

47 cm

48 cm

49 cm

50 cm

51 cm

52 cm

53 cm

54 cm

55 cm

56 cm

57 cm

58 cm

59 cm

60 cm

61 cm

62 cm

63 cm

64 cm

65 cm

66 cm

Ver mais

Ver menos

Technology

Mips

WaveCel

Ipx

Fidlock Buckle

Double Buckle D

Mips

Yes

Color

Especially for E-Bikes

Yes

Varnish

Glossy

Matt

Offer

Black Week

Clearance

Eligible Cashback

New in

Price

3.2 - 719.99

1772 artigos

Ordenar por :

Black Week

Top vendas

Met Helmet with Removable Chin Guard MET Parachute MCR Mips Matte White ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 85 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 237,99 € 279,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 42 € Preço aconslehado 330,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de 05/12

279,99 €

M (56-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

237,99 €

L (58-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de 05/12

281,99 €

Black Week

Met Met Roam Mips White Helmet ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 57 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 112,99 € 124,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 12 € Preço aconslehado 190,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

112,99 €

M (56-58 cm)

Vendido

L (58-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

112,99 €

O'Neal O'Neal Backflip Eclipse V24 Grey / Blue full-face helmet ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 2 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 103,99 € Preço aconslehado 130,00 € ⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

XS (53-54 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

103,99 €

S (55-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

103,99 €

M (57-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

103,99 €

L (59-60 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

103,99 €

XL (61-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

103,99 €

XXL (63-64 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

103,99 €

Black Week

Met Met Roam Mips Khaki Helmet ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 57 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 107,99 € 119,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 12 € Preço aconslehado 190,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

107,99 €

M (56-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

107,99 €

L (58-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de 05/12

119,99 €

Black Week

Met Met Echo MTB Helmet Blue ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 28 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 48,99 € 53,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 9 % Preço aconslehado 70,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S-M (52-57 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

48,99 €

M-L (57-60 cm)

Entregado a partir de 05/12

59,99 €

Black Week

Met MET Terranova Mips White Matte Bronze Helmet ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 50 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 89,99 € 98,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 9 € Preço aconslehado 140,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de 05/12

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de 05/12

107,99 €

M (56-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

89,99 €

L (58-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quinta-feira

68,77 €

Black Week

Troy Lee Designs Troy Lee Designs D4 Composite Mips Tarmac Grey full-face helmet Vendido por Alltricks 349,99 € 366,99 € ⁽¹⁾ Preço aconslehado 499,99 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (55-56 cm)

Vendido

M (57-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

349,99 €

L (58-59 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

349,99 €

XL (60-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

349,99 €

Black Week

Cairn Cairn D-Ride Visor Helmet Black / Pink ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 3 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 15,99 € 19,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 20 % Preço aconslehado 39,99 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

M (55-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

15,99 €

Black Week

Alpinestars Alpinestars VECTOR PRO A2 EBONY Helmet / Black ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 3 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 111,99 € 123,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 12 € Preço aconslehado 185,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (51-55 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

111,99 €

M (55-59 cm)

Vendido

L (59-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

111,99 €

Black Week

Kenny Kenny Split Full Face Helmet Green ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 14 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 91,99 € 99,50 € ⁽¹⁾ - 8 € Preço aconslehado 199,95 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (55-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

M (57-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

L (59-60 cm)

Entregado a partir de sexta-feira

91,99 €

XL (61-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

Black Week

Neatt Neatt Basalte Expert MTB Helmet Black Red ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 22 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 24,99 € 34,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 28 % Preço aconslehado 49,99 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S-M (55-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

24,99 €

L-XL (58-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

24,99 €

Black Week

Fox Fox Rampage Comp Graphic 2 Helmet Light Blue Vendido por Alltricks 175,99 € 189,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 14 € Preço aconslehado 350,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

175,99 €

M (55-59 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

175,99 €

L (58-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

175,99 €

XL (61-64 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

175,99 €

Kenny Full Face Helmet Kenny Decade Graphic Trash White / red ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 35 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 119,99 € Preço aconslehado 155,00 € ⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

XXS (51-52 cm)

Vendido

XS (53-54 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

129,99 €

S (55-56 cm)

Vendido

M (57-58 cm)

Vendido

XL (61-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

119,99 €

Black Week

Poc Poc Omne Air Resistance MIPS Helmet Black ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 6 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 129,99 € 149,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 20 € Preço aconslehado 180,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quinta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (50-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quinta-feira

133,86 €

M (54-59 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

129,99 €

L (56-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

129,99 €

Black Week

Alpinestars Alpinestars Vector Pro A1 Helmet Blue / Gray ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 1 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 105,99 € 116,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 11 € Preço aconslehado 185,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (51-55 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

105,99 €

M (55-59 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

105,99 €

L (59-63 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

105,99 €

Black Week

Giro Giro Radix Matt Black Helmet 2021 ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 25 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 49,99 € 69,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 28 % Preço aconslehado 109,95 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (51-55 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

49,99 €

M (55-59 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

49,99 €

L (59-63 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

49,99 €

XL (61-65 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

49,99 €

Black Week

ION ION Traze Amp MIPS Multicolor Helmet Vendido por Alltricks 89,99 € 111,99 € ⁽¹⁾ - 22 € Preço aconslehado 190,00 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Vendido

M (56-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

89,99 €

L (58-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

89,99 €

Urge Urge TrailHead Flame Orange MTB Helmet ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 81 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 47,99 € Preço aconslehado 69,00 € ⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S-M (52-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

47,99 €

M-L (58-62 cm)

Vendido

Abus Abus Moventor 2.0 Ti Silver Helmet Vendido por Alltricks 71,97 € Preço aconslehado 119,95 € ⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (51-55 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

71,97 €

M (54-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

74,99 €

L (57-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

74,99 €

New in

Fox Fox Proframe Full Face Helmet Beige/Green Vendido por Alltricks 299,99 €

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

299,99 €

M (56-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

299,99 €

L (58-61 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

299,99 €

Black Week

Kenny Kenny Split Full Face Helmet Red ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 14 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 91,99 € 99,50 € ⁽¹⁾ - 8 € Preço aconslehado 199,95 €⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

S (55-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

M (57-58 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

L (59-60 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

XL (61-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

91,99 €

Giro Giro Tremor Child Helmet Matte Pink ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 42 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 35,99 € Preço aconslehado 59,95 € ⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Opções

Helmet Size

47-54 cm

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

35,99 €

Top vendas

Bell BELL Super Air R Mips Helmet Black ★★★★★ ★★★★★

- 138 Opinião

Vendido por Alltricks 219,99 € Preço aconslehado 329,95 € ⁽¹⁵⁾

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

Encontre o seu artigo nas seguintes lojas:

Loja	Endereço	Disponibilidade
Alltricks Store - Bouc-Bel-Air	La Petite Bastide, 13320 Bouc-Bel-Air	É o último, despache-se !
Alltricks Store - Annemasse	26 Rue de la Résistance, 74100 Annemasse	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Antibes	Nord, 1800 Chem. des Terriers, 06600 Antibes	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Bron	332 Avenue du General de Gaulle - 69500 Bron	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Coignières	Rue des Frères Lumières, Forum de Coignières, 78310 Coignières	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Issy-les-Moulineaux	9 rue Auguste Gervais, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Mérignac	5 Rue Hipparque, 33700 Mérignac	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Toulouse	Zac De La Masquère, 31750 Escalquens	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Villeneuve d'Ascq	4 Boulevard de Mons, 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq	Indisponível na loja

Veja o horário de funcionamento de nossas lojas

Encontre o seu artigo nas seguintes lojas:

Loja	Endereço	Disponibilidade
Alltricks Store - Coignières	Rue des Frères Lumières, Forum de Coignières, 78310 Coignières	É o último, despache-se !
Alltricks Store - Annemasse	26 Rue de la Résistance, 74100 Annemasse	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Antibes	Nord, 1800 Chem. des Terriers, 06600 Antibes	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Bouc-Bel-Air	La Petite Bastide, 13320 Bouc-Bel-Air	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Bron	332 Avenue du General de Gaulle - 69500 Bron	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Issy-les-Moulineaux	9 rue Auguste Gervais, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Mérignac	5 Rue Hipparque, 33700 Mérignac	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Toulouse	Zac De La Masquère, 31750 Escalquens	Indisponível na loja
Alltricks Store - Villeneuve d'Ascq	4 Boulevard de Mons, 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq	Indisponível na loja

Veja o horário de funcionamento de nossas lojas

Opções

Helmet Size

S (52-56 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

219,99 €

M (55-59 cm)

Entregado a partir de 04/12

219,99 €

L (58-62 cm)

Entregado a partir de quarta-feira

219,99 €

MTB Helmets - FAQ

Which MTB helmet to buy?

When it comes to choosing an MTB (Mountain Bike) helmet, there are several important factors to consider:

Safety: Safety is the most important aspect when choosing an MTB helmet. Make sure it meets established safety standards, such as EN1078 or CPSC certifications. Look for a helmet that offers the best head coverage and has additional protection features, such as impact absorption technology or MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System).
Fit and comfort: An MTB helmet should fit your head properly to provide effective protection. Look for a helmet with an easy-to-use fitting system, such as a rear adjustment wheel, and adjustable chin straps. Additionally, choose a helmet with a good ventilation system to keep your head cool during long and demanding rides.
Type of terrain: Consider the type of mountain terrain you usually ride on. If you prefer technical and steep trails, you may want a helmet with additional coverage at the back and sides. For smoother and less aggressive routes, a lighter and well-ventilated helmet may be a suitable choice.
Additional features: Some MTB helmets come with additional features that can enhance your riding experience. For example, removable visors that protect you from the sun and low branches, or even integrated lighting systems for increased visibility in low-light conditions.
Budget: Last but not least, consider your budget. MTB helmets vary widely in price, from more affordable options to high-end models with advanced features. Define your price range and look for a helmet that offers good value for money within that range.

Remember that each cyclist has individual preferences and needs, so it's important to try on several helmets to find the one that fits your head best and provides you with comfort and safety.

When to replace your MTB helmet?

Duration: An MTB helmet has a recommended lifetime of approximately 3 to 5 years, depending on the manufacturer and usage. Over time, materials can weaken and affect the helmet's protective capability in the event of an impact. If your helmet has exceeded this period, it's time to consider a replacement.
Visible damage: If your helmet has experienced a significant impact or fall, even if there are no visible damages, it's important to consider that the internal components may have been affected. Impacts can compromise the structure and impact absorption capacity of the helmet, which could reduce its effectiveness in future accidents. In these cases, it is essential to replace the helmet immediately.
Fit and comfort: As you use your helmet over time, the internal padding may wear out or lose its ability to provide a secure fit. Ill-fitting helmets can affect the protection they offer and become uncomfortable during your rides. If you've tried adjusting the helmet and still can't achieve a secure and comfortable fit, it means that it's time to consider a new helmet.
Technological advancements: The helmet industry is constantly evolving, and new models often incorporate technological advancements that enhance safety and performance. If your current helmet lacks features such as improved fitting systems, enhanced ventilation, or increased protection in key areas, consider investing in a more modern and advanced helmet to ensure maximum safety.

What are the differences between MTB helmets and road helmets?

Design and shape: One of the most notable differences between MTB helmets and road helmets lies in their design and shape. Road helmets often have a more aerodynamic profile and are designed to minimize wind resistance, making them ideal for cyclists who ride at high speeds on smooth roads. On the other hand, MTB helmets have a more robust design, with a built-in visor to protect against the sun, branches, and other elements encountered on mountain trails.
Ventilation: Another important aspect to consider is ventilation. Road helmets tend to have more openings and ventilation channels to maximize airflow and keep the cyclist cool during long and intense rides. In contrast, MTB helmets often have fewer openings due to the need for additional protection against impacts and flying objects on the trails.
Weight: Lightness is a valued feature in road helmets, as road cyclists seek to reduce weight and increase efficiency with every pedal stroke. In contrast, MTB helmets are usually slightly heavier due to their more robust construction and the incorporation of features such as the visor.
Protection: While both MTB helmets and road helmets are designed to protect the cyclist's head, MTB helmets tend to offer broader protection. In addition to covering the top of the head, they also provide greater coverage at the back and sides, where mountain bikers are more exposed to falls and impacts.

What are the differences between types of MTB helmets?

Full-face helmets: Full-face helmets, as the name suggests, offer complete head protection, including the back, sides, and chin. These helmets provide the highest level of safety and are ideal for downhill and extreme enduro riders, where the risk of falls and collisions is higher. However, due to their full-face design, full-face helmets tend to be heavier and less ventilated compared to other types of MTB helmets.
Trail/All-mountain helmets: Trail or all-mountain helmets are a popular choice for riders seeking a balance between protection, comfort, and ventilation. These helmets cover the top and back of the head, providing good coverage and safety. They usually have more ventilation openings than full-face helmets, making them more suitable for long rides and warm climates. Trail helmets also often have adjustable visors to protect against the sun and branches.
Cross-country helmets: Cross-country helmets are lighter and designed to maximize ventilation and comfort during long-distance and high-intensity rides. These helmets mainly cover the top of the head and may have less coverage at the back. They are ideal for XC riders looking for a lightweight and breathable helmet without compromising basic safety.
Convertible helmets: Convertible helmets are a versatile option that adapts to different cycling styles. These helmets feature a modular structure that allows the removal of the chin bar, converting them from a full-face helmet to a trail helmet or vice versa. This versatility gives riders the option to use the helmet that best suits the conditions and specific terrain of their ride.

Continuar a ler

Ler mais comentários

Reduzir

MTB Helmets

Why should you never ride without a helmet?

What are the different types of MTB helmets?

When no jump is too high: The MTB Dirt Helmet

The fundamental question: Fullface or half-shell?

The all-rounder among bike helmets: The MTB Allmountain Helmet

For all trail enthusiasts: the MTB Enduro helmet

For maximum safety in the most demanding use: the full-face helmet

Safety for the next generation: mountain bike helmets for children

Basic knowledge: How is an MTB helmet constructed?

What is the MTB helmet MIPS system and how does it work?

Are there any MTB helmet test certificates?

What should you look for when buying a helmet?

Do you have to replace an MTB helmet after a fall?

How to adjust your MTB helmet properly:

MTB Helmets - FAQ

Which MTB helmet to buy?

When to replace your MTB helmet?

What are the differences between MTB helmets and road helmets?

What are the differences between types of MTB helmets?

foi adicionado ao carrinho

Frequentemente comprados juntos

MTB Helmets

Why should you never ride without a helmet?

What are the different types of MTB helmets?

When no jump is too high: The MTB Dirt Helmet

The fundamental question: Fullface or half-shell?

The all-rounder among bike helmets: The MTB Allmountain Helmet

For all trail enthusiasts: the MTB Enduro helmet

For maximum safety in the most demanding use: the full-face helmet

Safety for the next generation: mountain bike helmets for children

Basic knowledge: How is an MTB helmet constructed?

What is the MTB helmet MIPS system and how does it work?

Are there any MTB helmet test certificates?

What should you look for when buying a helmet?

Do you have to replace an MTB helmet after a fall?

How to adjust your MTB helmet properly:

Encontre o seu artigo nas seguintes lojas:

Encontre o seu artigo nas seguintes lojas:

MTB Helmets - FAQ

Which MTB helmet to buy?

When to replace your MTB helmet?

What are the differences between MTB helmets and road helmets?

What are the differences between types of MTB helmets?

Receba nossas ofertas personalizadas por e-mail, registre-se!

¿Cross-country, Enduro, Estrada, Running, Treking, BMX e Triatlón? …

¡Escolha seu mundo desportivo a frequência com que desejar!

CONFIRMAÇÃO DESACTIVAÇÃO DA RECOLHA DE INFORMAÇÕES