Apparel - Helmets

Unique details that stand out in a sea of similar products and services.

The Tectal is a top of the line helmet and while it doesn't come with MIPS it will help authorities find your corpse and it fits very well...

"Smith's second MTB helmet is less polarizing than the Forefront which employed more Koroyd, a structure seemingly fashioned from drinking straws..."

If you’re a Troy Lee fan, the latest D3 is likely your kind of bean bling.

The new Giro Switchblade shares a name and a removable chin bar with its predecessor, but everything else – including its intended use – is different.

When the Truant jersey is in the laundry, it makes me do laundry more often. That’s a lie – I just wear it, even if it smells.

“I was so preoccupied with a dislocated finger that I hadn’t noticed I’d hit my head…”

Ever see a clipped-in lycra-clad leg-shaver with a post that reaches all the way to St. Peter go straight over the bars because they didn’t expect a root on their race course?

A wallet-friendly half shell loaded with high-end features...

You likely remember the Giro Switchblade; a rather ugly cross country style helmet with a light, removable chin bar...

Cutting edge technology aimed at keeping you out of the hurt locker and on your bike

Eurobike product releases are dropping, and it looks like Tuesday is all about Helmets and MIPS

Everything from magnets and boas to metallic paint jobs…

“…one of the best looking helmets I’ve seen, but I was glad to discover its beauty is not merely skin deep.”

If the proverbial shoe fits and it matches your favourite jacket, you’ve just struck all mountain gold…

The Super keeps things cool and sweat-free while providing a higher level of protection than an average trail helmet…

You might know Smith as an optics brand but the Forefront helmet is an eye opener…