DOT Off-Road Helmet

The One Piece of Gear to Not Cheap Out On

Off-road helmets trade the weight of a street lid for ventilation and a wide field of view, which is what you want at trail speeds in summer heat. This one uses a fiberglass composite shell over multi-density EPS, and the liner comes out and goes in the wash — which it will need.

Key Features

• DOT FMVSS 218 Certified — Meets the US standard for motorcycle helmets
• Fiberglass Composite Shell — Lighter than polycarbonate at the same shell strength
• 15 Intake and Exhaust Vents — Moves air at low speed, not just on the highway
• Removable Washable Liner — Antimicrobial, hypoallergenic
• Goggle-Ready Port — Sized for standard off-road goggles, sold separately

Sizing and Replacement

Measure the widest part of your head just above the eyebrows. A helmet should be snug enough that the cheek pads move your skin. Replace any helmet after a real impact, even if it looks fine — the EPS crushes once.