#enduro helmets

The Endur-O-Matic helmet is a favourite among many mountain bikers, including myself. I’ve been using the original Endur-O-Matic for over 3 years now as its simple design makes for a light weight and comfortable fit. Plus, it’s difficult to find another helmet that holds a candle to its sense of style.

The Endur-O-Matic has always been seen as a great helmet which merges the requirements of Trail…

Over the last few years the identity of enduro mountain biking has been in a state of flux but growing popularity has helped it build a better position and become more defined. As you would expect, this has created a surge in new events cropping up all over the world with more and more riders looking to compete.

Full face helmets have always been suggested but have now become the norm for enduro…

When you pick-up the Met parachute, the first thought that enters your mind is “Wow this thing is light!” Weighing in at only 700g (size medium) the Met Parachute HES is the lightest full face helmet ever made, in fact I can’t notice much difference between it and my open face helmet. Although the Parachute is super light, don’t think it’s going to crack under pressure as it certified to American…

Urge Archi-Enduro | For the competitor

Urge are no strangers to the enduro scene and when the Archi-Enduro first hit the market, there was initial scepticism. The Archi-Enduro doesn’t completely follow the design rules of traditional full face helmets but it all works in your favour. It is also arguably the helmet of choice for many riders on the pro-circuit, including the likes of Mark Weir, Florian Nicolaï, Alexandre Cure, Jesse…