Enduro helmet for motorcycle, scooter, quad and moped.

In the world of two wheels, the importance of safety cannot be underestimated. Whether you're a professional driver or just a weekend enthusiast, your equipment can make a real difference in the event of an accident. At the heart of this equipment is the enduro helmet.

This one is designed specifically for off-road motorcycle riders, more specifically those who practice enduro. It consists of a facial protection system (the chin guard) and a visor to protect against wind, dust and debris.

Difference between an enduro model and a motorcycle helmetcross

Although similar in concept, enduro helmets and cross present some differences. Helmets cross are generally lighter and do not have a visor, while enduro helmets have them to provide additional protection. These helmets have ventilation on the different parts of the helmet and their wide field of vision makes it easy to accommodate a goggles which will protect your eyes. The chin guard developed forward allows both the face to breathe but also to protect it against stone projections. Likewise, the visor on the top of the helmet will provide comfort when the sun is coming from the front

The different types of these protections

Model with visor

The most common model is the enduro helmet with visor. It offers a wide field of vision and additional protection against wind and dust.

This is the helmet which has the characteristic of being the ideal equipment for long off-piste hikes. Its sturdy construction and prominent chin guard provide excellent protection even in the most difficult situations.

Carbon model

Made from composite carbon fibers, it offers the perfect balance between lightness and strength. When it is made of carbon, it is very light and resistant.

Approved model

The enduro helmet must meet the European standard. A white label attesting to the type of ECE approval is visibly sewn onto the chin strap. The standard in force is ECE 22-06

How to choose it well?

Safety

Safety is the most important criterion. Your helmet should have a safety certification like ECE 22.06 or ECE 22-05 which guarantees that it has been tested and meets safety standards.

Light

A lightweight helmet will help reduce fatigue during long driving sessions.

Impact resistance

This is another determining factor. Certain materials such as carbon, fiberglass or polycarbonate are known for their excellent shock absorption power. These materials make enduro helmets expensive unlike the more accessible polycarbonate.

Aerating

Good ventilation is essential to staying comfortable while driving.

Design

Also remember that the design of the helmet defines your style and can make you stand out.

Price

Finally, price is of course an important selection criterion, but you should never sacrifice safety to save money.

Maintenance of this protection

Care

Like any equipment, the helmet requires regular maintenance to guarantee its longevity and effectiveness. It passes par le regular hull cleaning external and visor, washing the interior of the helmet (if the pads are removable), and regular inspection for signs of deterioration or damage.

The advantages of this type of helmet

Optimal protection

The first advantage of the enduro helmet is its optimal level of protection. Whether against shocks, wind, dust or debris, the enduro helmet provides complete protection for the face and head.

Superior comfort

Thanks to an efficient ventilation system and internal pads, it offers lasting comfort, even during long races.

Ergonomic design

The ergonomic design of enduro helmets allows them to sit securely on the head without causing discomfort, which is crucial during off-road rides.

Before making your choice, consult our guide: how to choose the right helmet, do some research, compare models. Our website 50 Factory is here to help you in your choice. Do not hesitate to consult our selection of enduro helmets.

Many enduro helmets are available on our site. Remember to consult the other categories of pilot equipment: full face helmet, jet helmet, cap and hat, various equipment, motorcycle gloves, goggles, choker and balaclava, clothing.