Most off-road motorcycle helmets are full-face designs, although there are some open-face helmets on the market. Off-road helmets are distinguished from their full-face street cousins by their elongated visors and chin protection, as well as an opening for goggles.Construction materials are similar to street helmets.

Special off-road helmet features include:
– Scratch-resistant, replaceable parts. Off-road helmets are more apt to encounter minor damage from tree branches, kicked-up rocks or roost. Replaceable visors and nose pieces are a bonus.
– Ventilation systems. Off-road riding is often more physically demanding and a well ventilated helmet increases rider comfort.
– Washable, removable cheek pads and liners. The physical exertion of off-road riding means a lot more sweat. Being able to toss a liner into the washing machine is definite plus.

Motorcycle helmets come is various sizes, from small to extra large. They also come in different shapes as well, in order to fit all the different sized heads out there. Some helmet manufacturers even have different designs for North America and Asia due to the different head shapes of the corresponding populations. The shapes and sizes of different brands vary as well, so it is critical to try on a wide array of models.

When trying on a helmet, the entire interior liner should come into contact with the head. Shaking the head back and forth, the helmet should follow without wiggling. If the helmet can be removed without concerted effort, it is too big. If a rider’s nose or chin touches the front of the faceshield, it is too small. The key to an effective helmet fit is finding a design that is snug without being uncomfortable, remembering that the interior comfort liner in a new helmet will break in over time.

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