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Commuter Helmets
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Shop commuter bike helmets from Leatt, Giro, Azur and BBB for getting to work, school and around town. Commuter helmets are comfortable for everyday wear, easy to adjust and designed to look at home with regular clothes.
At a glance
A commuter helmet needs to be comfortable enough to wear every day, quick to put on and take off, and practical for stop-start cycling around town.
Urban helmets like the Leatt Urban 2.0, Azur U80 and U91 and BBB Metro have a smooth, rounded shape with fewer vents, so they look at home with everyday clothes. The Leatt Urban 2.0 also has 360° Turbine Technology for rotational impact protection.
If you have a longer commute or cycle at a good pace, a lighter, well-ventilated helmet like the Giro Agilis MIPS or Azur RX1 will keep you cooler.
Bright colours and reflective details help drivers see you, especially in the early morning and evening. Pair your helmet with good front and rear bike lights.
If you commute on an e-bike, you will likely travel faster than on a regular bike. Take a look at our e-bike helmets for options with extra coverage.
Measure around your head about 2cm above your eyebrows and ears, at the widest point, and compare it with the size range on the product page. If you are between sizes, the larger size with the fit system tightened usually works best.
A helmet should sit level on your head, about two finger widths above your eyebrows. The side straps should form a V just below each ear, and the chin strap should be snug enough that only one finger fits underneath. Tighten the rear fit system until the helmet does not rock when you shake your head.
Wearing a bicycle helmet is compulsory in every Australian state and territory, with some exceptions for adults in the Northern Territory. Every helmet we sell meets Australia's mandatory safety standard for bicycle helmets, and carries a certification label inside.
One that fits well and that you are happy to wear every day. Urban helmets suit shorter commutes in regular clothes, while sportier, vented helmets suit longer or faster commutes.
Yes. Every helmet we sell meets Australia's mandatory safety standard for bicycle helmets.
Yes. On a standard pedal-assist e-bike the same bicycle helmet rules apply as on a regular bike. If you cycle at higher speeds, a helmet with extra coverage is worth considering.
Choose a bright colour or one with reflective details, and use front and rear bike lights, even during the day.
We stock commuter helmets from Leatt, Giro, Azur and BBB. Stay visible on your commute with our bike lights.
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