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Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Gravity 5.0 Carbon Full Face Helmet – Purple Carbon
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Gravity 5.0 Carbon Full Face Helmet – Black/White Carbon
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 2.0 Convertible Helmet – Stealth Black/Grey
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 3.0 3-in-1 Convertible Helmet – Midnight Blue
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 3.0 3-in-1 Convertible Helmet – Stout Brown
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 3.0 3-in-1 Convertible Helmet – Cream White
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 4.0 Convertible Full Face Helmet – Red/White
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 4.0 Convertible Full Face Helmet – Loam Brown
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 4.0 Convertible Full Face Helmet – Stealth Black/Grey
Full Face MTB Helmets
Leatt MTB Enduro 3.0 3-in-1 Convertible Helmet – Stealth Black/Grey
Shop full face MTB helmets from Leatt, from downhill-ready Gravity helmets to convertible Enduro helmets with a removable chin bar. A full face mountain bike helmet protects your chin, jaw and face as well as your head, for downhill, the bike park and fast enduro descents.
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A full face helmet adds a chin bar that protects your jaw, teeth and face in a crash. If you cycle downhill, at the bike park or on steep, fast enduro trails, it is the safest choice. The main decision is whether you need a dedicated downhill helmet or a convertible helmet you can also climb in.
The Leatt MTB Gravity range is built for downhill, the bike park and gravity racing. The Gravity 1.0 and 2.0 are great value for getting started, the Gravity 4.0 adds a magnetic Fidlock buckle, the Gravity 5.0 has a lightweight carbon shell at around 710g, and the Gravity 8.0 has a composite shell built for downhill racing.
A convertible helmet has a removable chin bar, so you can climb with an open face helmet and clip the chin bar on for the descent. The Leatt MTB Enduro 2.0, 3.0 3-in-1 and 4.0 are popular for enduro racing, big days out and e-MTB, weighing around 760 to 810g with the chin bar fitted.
If you will be pedalling uphill in your full face helmet, lighter weight and more vents make a big difference to comfort. For uplift days and the bike park, a heavier, more robust downhill helmet is fine.
Every Leatt helmet uses 360° Turbine Technology. Small, flexible discs inside the helmet absorb impact energy and help reduce rotational acceleration of the head in a crash.
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.
A full face helmet should feel snug all round, with the cheek pads pressing gently on your cheeks. It should not move when you try to rotate it, and the chin bar should sit clear of your chin. Check your goggles fit within the eye opening without pressing on your nose. If your head measures 61cm or more, see our helmets for big heads.
Replace your helmet after any crash or hard knock, even if you cannot see damage, as the foam is designed to compress once. Also replace it if the shell is cracked, the foam is dented or the straps and buckle are worn.
For downhill, the bike park and fast, technical descents, yes, as face and chin injuries are more likely. For general trail cycling, an open face MTB helmet is usually enough.
A downhill helmet has a fixed chin bar and is built for maximum protection. A convertible helmet has a removable chin bar, so you can also use it as an open face helmet for climbing.
Yes, but it can get hot. A convertible helmet lets you remove the chin bar for climbs, and lighter, well-vented full face helmets are more comfortable to pedal in.
Yes. e-MTBs carry more speed on the descents, so a full face or convertible helmet is a sensible choice for e-MTB.
Snug all round, with the cheek pads touching your cheeks and no movement when you try to rotate it. The chin bar should sit clear of your chin and your goggles should fit the eye opening.
We stock full face mountain bike helmets from Leatt. Protect your hands as well with our full finger MTB gloves.
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