How to choose an all-terrain helmet?

You proceed toEndurothen quad corethen cross or court ? Know that there are suitable helmets for every discipline.

Cross or enduro helmets

If you do cross or fromEnduro better to turn into a cross helmet. Cross and enduro helmets have air vents on different parts of the helmet, and their wide field of view makes it easy to place a mask to protect your eyes. V chin strap the developed shape of the inlet allows not only breathing for the face, but also protects it from stone ledges... Likewise, the visor at the top helmet will serve as a consolation when the sun comes in front, as well as a stone barrier.

As for materials, if you want to do competition or ride very often, it is better to use a fiber helmet, which will be lighter and stronger. If you want to do a motorcycle occasionally, pick up a thermoplastic helmet, cheaper than fiber, could do the job perfectly!

ATV and Adventure Helmet

For ATV and adventure seekers bitumen as earth is helmets specific. The big advantage of the quad helmet is the combination of the cross helmet's strengths with a profile cutout to protect the face from possible protrusions. Square helmets are mainly equipped with a screen to enhance face protection while maintaining the practical side of the screen, unlike cross-country ski masks.

Square helmets are also great for hobbyists track... Indeed, they have all the benefits of a full face helmet with a profile. off-road... In addition, some have Sun screen, very practical when the sun is ahead.

Finally, if you are traveling to SSV (Side By Side Vehicle) Like the Polaris RZR, opting for a jet-powered ATV can be a good compromise. A helmet is optional for this type of machine, the jet still guarantees you protection in the event of an impact.

Trial Helmet

Finally, we end with trial helmets. Because testing requires extreme maneuverability as well as maximum freedom of movement, test helmets are designed with this in mind. Indeed, thanks to the integrated fibers, the weight is significantly reduced, in particular thanks to the Aviator Trial TRR S helmet, which weighs only 850g! In addition, the field of view is optimal so as not to miss a single feature of the terrain. Like cross helmets, trial helmets have multiple openings to reduce perspiration during the most intense moments.