ATV Helmets

Riding your ATV on rocky trails, sloppy surfaces, or anything in between is an exciting experience, but believe it or not, sooner or later accidents are bound to happen. Protecting yourself with the right safety equipment can make the difference between dusting yourself off and getting a serious injury. If you want to keep your head protected, then our premium selection of ATV helmets is for you. We offer helmets in a wide range of types, styles, and sizes, so you will easily find the one that fits you best. Our selection also includes helmets for kids and youth to keep them safe during off-road adventures.

While safety is the most important feature of any off-road helmet, the helmet should be comfortable to wear. Made using durable yet lightweight materials, such as polycarbonate, fiberglass or even carbon fiber, all ATV helmets stocked on our website are sure to provide you with the best of both worlds: superior protection and convenience. Along with preventing head and neck injury, helmets can help make a style statement. You can find helmets in a variety of colors, including orange, blue, camo, and much more. Just choose the one that reflects your personal preferences and complements the appearance of your machine.

Off-roading is a dangerous sport, so make sure your helmet provides enough coverage to save your life in case of an accident. Whether you’re on the track or just exploring the wilderness off the beaten path, a full face helmet is always a safe bet. Full face helmets offer several benefits over other helmet types because they not only cover the back of your head for superior skull protection, but also come with a chin bar section and drop-down visor to reduce face and neck injury and keep flying rocks, bugs, dust, and other elements away from you. These helmets are also sure to significantly reduce noise levels letting you enjoy a quiet and comfortable riding experience.

While full face helmets deliver the highest level of protection, they can sometimes make you feel claustrophobic if not properly ventilated. So when choosing a full face helmet, make sure it comes with air vents to keep your head cool. If you want to enjoy an airy feel when riding at moderate speeds, choose open face helmets. They are structurally equal to full face helmets but offer less coverage. Open face helmets often feature the same composites and padding as full face ones to give the top, the back and the sides of your head excellent impact protection, but leave your face more exposed to impact. Less coverage can cause a problem when riding in unfavorable weather, so it’s better to select open face helmets with a shield.

Modular helmets are the way to go for those who want to enjoy the advantages of both a full face and an open face helmet. They resemble full face helmets but allow you to pivot the chin bar section upwards, so you can have a drink or talk to other riders without the need to take off your helmet. But remember that modular helmets should not be used as open face helmets when riding. Riding with the chin bar in an upward position is neither safe nor aerodynamic. The chin section protruding above your forehead increases both wind pressure on the helmet and the risk of getting a serious neck injury in case of an accident.