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Full-face helmet recommendations and prices

The safest helmet type, wrapping the whole head including the chin. The first choice for every type of motorcycle and every use.

What to look for when buying Full-face helmet?

The helmet should not rotate on your head and should be snug on the cheeks. Before buying, try it on in the shop for 15-20 minutes.

Price ranges

Featured full-face helmet models

ProductLevelPrice
Zeus ZS-811ABudget1,956 ₺
Zeus ZS-827 (ECE 22.06)Budget2,145 ₺
Free-M YA-215 KidsBudget2,385 ₺
Origine Dinamo (ECE 22.05)Budget2,499 ₺
THH T810S (ECE 22.06, DOT)Budget2,813 ₺
Givi 50.X (ECE 22.06)Budget2,990 ₺
Origine Strada (ECE 22.06)Budget2,990 ₺
Torc T-15 Kapalı Motosiklet Kaskı Matt Black (ECE 22.06)Budget3,190 ₺
LS2 FF353 Rapid (ECE 22.05)Budget3,450 ₺
Zeus ZS-826 (ECE 22.06)Budget3,490 ₺
Sway SW-816 (ECE 22.05)Budget3,500 ₺
Shiro Katana (ECE 22.05)Budget3,554 ₺
THH T840S (ECE 22.05, DOT)Budget3,568 ₺
Lazer BayamoBudget3,583 ₺
Sway F357 (ECE 22.06, DOT)Budget3,600 ₺
Sway SW-815K KidsBudget3,750 ₺
Nolan N60-5 (ECE 22.05)Budget3,838 ₺
Axxis Draken S (ECE 22.06)Budget3,910 ₺
Scoyco FF-871 YakshaBudget3,984 ₺
Nukro 987 (ECE 22.06)Budget3,990 ₺
Zeus ZS-837A (ECE 22.06)Budget3,990 ₺
Sway SW-820 (ECE 22.05)Budget4,000 ₺
CGM 330 Riot (ECE 22.06)Budget4,049 ₺
MT Helmets Stinger 2 KidsBudget4,050 ₺
LS2 FF353J Rapid Mini Kids (ECE 22.05, DOT)Budget4,099 ₺
MT Helmets Stinger 2Budget4,140 ₺
Lazer KestrelBudget4,215 ₺
Sway SW 865 (ECE 22.06)Budget4,365 ₺
Nukro 912-SV (ECE 22.06)Budget4,390 ₺
LS2 FF353 Rapid II (ECE 22.06)Budget4,399 ₺

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FAQ

How often should a motorcycle helmet be replaced?

Manufacturers such as Shoei and Arai recommend replacing a helmet within 5 years of first use and at most 7 years from its production date. The EPS foam that absorbs impact loses its properties over time even if unused. The production date is usually printed on the label under the inner pad.

What is the difference between ECE 22.06 and ECE 22.05?

ECE 22.06 is the new European helmet standard that replaces 22.05. It adds impact tests at more points and at different speeds, a rotational acceleration test, and tests of accessories such as visors and intercoms. The sale of 22.05 helmets in the EU ended in January 2024, but you can keep using a sound 22.05 helmet you already own.

Should a helmet that has been dropped or has taken an impact keep being used?

No. The EPS layer of a helmet that has been in an accident or dropped onto a hard surface may be crushed even if no damage is visible from the outside. Manufacturers recommend replacing such a helmet immediately. This is also why you should be careful when buying a second-hand helmet.

How do I choose a helmet size?

Pass a tape measure just above the eyebrows and over the ears to measure the widest circumference of your head, then check the brand's size chart. When first put on, the helmet should be snug on the cheeks but without pressure points. With the chin strap fastened, when you try to turn the helmet by hand it should move together with your head.

How can I tell whether a helmet is certified?

ECE-approved helmets have a label on the chin strap with the letter 'E' in a circle and a country number. If the approval number starts with 06, the helmet is approved to 22.06; if with 05, to 22.05. Helmets without a label may not have been tested.

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