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Airoh — Italian-made off-road and MX helmets, the premium end of our helmet range.

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Airoh questions, answered

What makes Airoh helmets more expensive?
Shell material and weight. The upper models use composite and carbon shells that take real mass off your head, which reduces neck fatigue over a long moto and lowers the rotational load a neck brace has to manage.
Are Airoh helmets certified?
The Airoh helmets stocked here carry ECE approval. Each product page states the certification for that specific model, so check the page before ordering if a particular standard matters to you.
How does Airoh sizing run?
To the Italian pattern, which does not always match what you wear in other brands. Measure your head and read the size chart on the product page rather than ordering your usual size.

About Airoh

About Airoh. Twelve products from $50 to $729 — eleven helmets and a replacement part. Airoh is an Italian manufacturer and this is the premium end of the helmet range on the site.

What you are paying for. The step up from a value helmet is shell material and weight. Airoh's upper models use composite and carbon shells that take a meaningful amount of mass off the head, which is what reduces neck fatigue over a long moto — and lighter shells also lower the rotational load a neck brace has to manage. All of them carry ECE approval. Sizing runs to the Italian pattern, so measure your head and read the size chart rather than assuming your usual size.

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