MTB Helmets
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Specialized Align II MIPS Cycling Helmet
Regular price €54,99Regular price -
Specialized S-Works Evade 3 MIPS Cycling Helmet
Regular price €289,99Regular price -
Specialized Chamonix 3 MIPS Cycling Helmet
Regular price €69,99Regular price -
KASK Protone Icon Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €229,00Regular price€274,99Sale price €229,00Sale -
Specialized Loma MIPS Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €109,95Regular price -
KASK Mojito 3 Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €148,95Regular price -
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Specialized Search MIPS Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €149,95Regular price -
Lazer Helmet Strada KinetiCore Bicycle Helmet (OUTLET)
Regular price €69,99Regular price€110,00Sale price €69,99Sale -
Lazer Roller MIPS Bicycle Helmet (OUTLET)
Regular price €49,99Regular price€100,00Sale price €49,99Sale -
Giro Radix Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €109,95Regular price -
Giro Agilis Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €89,95Regular price -
Giro Agilis MIPS Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €109,95Regular price -
KASK Elemento Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €374,99Regular price -
Specialized S-Works Propero 4 MIPS Cycling Helmet
Regular price €189,99Regular price -
Specialized S-Works Prevail 3 MIPS Cycling Helmet
Regular price €289,99Regular price -
KASK Sintesi Bicycle Helmet
Regular price €99,99Regular price
Collection: MTB Helmets
Whether you're tearing through muddy forests, technical singletrack, or down steep descents, a good mountain bike helmet is essential for your safety and comfort on the trails. An MTB helmet is specifically designed to offer you maximum protection during rough rides on unpaved terrain. So always choose a helmet that suits your riding style, terrain, and intensity of use.
What is a mountain bike helmet?
A mountain bike helmet differs from a standard bicycle helmet in several ways. For example, an MTB helmet is often:
- Deeper cut at the back for more skull protection
- Equipped with a sun visor to protect against sun, rain or branches
- Equipped with extra ventilation openings for better cooling
- Often equipped with technology such as MIPS or SPIN for improved impact protection
For intensive or technical rides, an MTB-specific helmet is essential. There are different types of helmets available, depending on your riding style.
Types of MTB helmets
1. Trail / XC helmet
Lightweight, well-ventilated helmets with excellent protection. Ideal for cross-country (XC) or trail riding. They combine comfort and safety, often featuring MIPS technology.
2. Racing bike helmet
Many racing bike helmets are also used as mountain bike helmets. These helmets offer adequate protection for use in European forests. Furthermore, these helmets are more aerodynamic than standard mountain bike helmets.
3. Full face helmet
For downhill riding or bike parks, a full-face mountain bike helmet is recommended. These helmets protect the entire head, including the chin and jaw, and are designed for maximum safety at high speeds and jumps.
Important features of a good MTB helmet
- MIPS or similar impact protection: helps reduce rotational forces in the event of a fall
- Good ventilation: prevents overheating during climbing or in warm weather
- Adjustable fit system: for a perfect fit on every head
- Removable or adjustable sun visor
- Lightweight yet sturdy design
For added safety, some helmets also feature reflectors or integrations with a GoPro or light mount.
Popular mountain bike helmet brands
There are numerous top brands that focus entirely on the MTB world and deliver top-quality helmets:
- POC: known for innovative technology and Scandinavian design
- Giro: wide selection of trail and enduro helmets, often with MIPS
- KASK : Italian design with an eye for safety and a sleek appearance
- Specialized : Known for its bicycles, but also focused on highly aerodynamic helmets
- Fox Racing: extremely popular among enduro and downhill riders
- Lazer & MET: lightweight XC and trail models with excellent ventilation
Buying an MTB helmet? Here's what to look for:
- Does the helmet fit your head shape and size well (measure your head circumference to determine the correct size)?
- Is the helmet suitable for your type of mountain biking?
- Does the helmet have safety features such as MIPS or its own safety system?
- Is the ventilation sufficient for your riding intensity?
Get good advice when choosing an MTB helmet. A well-fitting helmet is the best investment in your own safety.