Equipment selection guide
Cycling Helmet
Prioritize fit, secure adjustment and riding context before ventilation extras.
A helmet should sit level, stay secure when adjusted and have balanced straps around the ears. Check the relevant safety standard and the maker replacement guidance.
01
What should you look for?
- Correct head-circumference range
- Stable rear adjustment
- Relevant safety certification
- Coverage and ventilation suited to your riding
02
Who is it for?
- Commuting and recreational rides
- Road and trail training
03
When should you avoid it?
- A used helmet with unknown impact history
- A size that rocks or drops over the brow
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