Motorcycle Helmets

Q: What closure system does my helmet have, and which one suits my daily use and routine?

Most of our helmets feature a micrometric buckle , designed for quick and practical use: it adjusts with precision, is ideal if you put it on and take it off often, and leaves no room for doubt. If you make a lot of stops and want speed and ease, the micrometric buckle is your best companion . And just so there's no doubt, this type of closure meets all the safety requirements of every international homologation. On certain specific models you'll find a double D-ring closure , highly valued for sportier use thanks to its firm, precise fit: if you prefer a more “racing” feel and don't mind taking a little longer to put it on, the double D-ring is also a great choice . Either way, both systems are equally safe when properly fastened and adjusted: the key is to keep the helmet securely closed and correctly tensioned on every ride.

Choosing a motorcycle helmet isn't just about looks: it's the piece of gear that most affects your safety, your everyday comfort, and how much you enjoy riding, whether in the city or on the highway. At MT Helmets you'll find motorcycle helmets designed in Spain and manufactured to our own safety standards, with one clear goal: to offer advanced protection at an affordable price and make it easy to buy a motorcycle helmet online with complete peace of mind.

Motorcycle helmets for every riding style

At MT Helmets we organize our motorcycle helmets by real use categories. Each type answers a specific need: protection, practicality, ventilation, comfort, or level of insulation.

Full-Face Helmets: The full-face is the most balanced option when you want maximum protection and stability. It fully covers the chin area and is the best choice for highways, motorways, and sport riding. If you're looking for a helmet with a compact shape, good wind and noise insulation, and an extra level of protection, the full-face helmet is the best choice. Among full-face helmet finishes, matte black or gloss black are the most popular, but since it's a helmet type with sporty connotations, bolder designs or MotoGP rider replica graphics also work very well.
Modular Helmets: Designed for those who prioritize everyday practicality without giving up chin protection. A modular (flip-up) helmet makes it easier to communicate in certain situations, like talking while stopped or paying at a toll. Thanks to P/J homologation, you can also ride with the chin bar open, which improves internal ventilation. For many urban riders, touring riders, and even adventure riders, the modular is the helmet that best fits their daily routine: comfortable, versatile, and with an excellent balance between comfort and safety.
Jet Helmets (Open Face): Jet or open-face helmets stand out for their light weight, comfort, and ease of use. They're the most common helmets for scooter riders and urban mobility, especially on short trips and in warm weather, where ventilation and comfort are highly valued. If your priority is a cool helmet that's quick to put on and matches a more urban or classic style, the jet helmet makes a lot of sense. That said, since it's open, coverage is different from a full-face helmet, so it's worth choosing it with a clear idea of where and how you ride.
Off Road Helmets (Enduro / Motocross / Trial): Here the terrain calls the shots: dust, mud, jumps, trials tracks, extreme routes, and the need to breathe. Off Road models tend to prioritize airflow, field of vision, and compatibility with off-road goggles. If you ride trails, enduro outings, or trial routes, this type of helmet is designed for that scenario: performance in motion, good ventilation, and ergonomics for riding standing up or with a lot of movement.
Kids Helmets: For kids, a correct fit and comfort matter even more: an uncomfortable helmet gets worn incorrectly or avoided altogether. It all comes down to choosing the right size, having a pleasant interior, and making sure it suits your usual routes. A good kids' helmet should feel supportive without being overwhelming, while always offering a level of protection on par with the safest helmets on the market.

Find your ideal motorcycle helmet: safety, comfort, and design

Anyone who rides a motorcycle knows that a well-chosen helmet feels like an extension of yourself. It shouldn't shift even a millimeter when you turn your head, it shouldn't leave pressure marks after half an hour on the road, and above all, it has to give you a clear view of what's happening on the asphalt.

If you're browsing new motorcycle helmets, forget about looks for a moment and focus on what really matters when you're out there:

ECE 22.06 regulation: It's not just a label; it's the guarantee that the helmet has passed the toughest tests. If you're going to ride, do it with the peace of mind of wearing the latest in protection.
The right fit (not even a finger's width extra): A common mistake is buying a helmet that "doesn't feel tight", but a helmet that's too big is a dangerous helmet. It should feel firm and even all around; if it moves in the wind, you lose stability and safety.
Ventilation you can actually feel: Look for air vents that really work. There's nothing worse than stifling heat or a fogged-up visor at the worst possible moment.
An interior you'll want to be in: The feel of the padding and how breathable it is make the difference between enjoying the ride or wanting to get off the bike. Plus, removable padding makes washing it much easier.
Total visibility: Your active safety depends on your eyes. A clean visor, with a good field of view and no distortion, prevents eye strain and helps you anticipate the unexpected.

Buy your motorcycle helmet with complete confidence at MT Helmets

In the official MT Helmets store, we make your choice simple. If you're not sure which model to buy, we offer clear tools to compare options, a wide variety of designs, and a size guide so you get it right the first time. Thanks to our fast checkout process and quick shipping, you can decide with the peace of mind of knowing you're getting a homologated helmet perfectly suited to how you'll use it.

Choose the type that best fits your routine: Full-Face, Modular, Jet, or Off Road; check the size and always prioritize safety and comfort. That way, you'll buy a motorcycle helmet that truly fits you, not one that stays on the shelf.

FAQs about motorcycle helmets

How do I choose the right size for a motorcycle helmet at MT Helmets?

Measure the circumference of your head with a tape measure, passing it about 2 cm above your eyebrows and ears; the measurement in cm will tell you which helmet size to choose. The helmet should feel firm, with even pressure and no “wobbling”. With the strap fastened, try to rotate it: if it turns easily, that usually means it's too big. If it presses in specific spots (temples, forehead), the size or shape may not be right for you. Keep in mind that, as with many other products, the helmet needs to be worn for a few days to fully mold to your head, so don't worry if it feels quite tight at first. That said, it should never cause pain.

On every product page you'll find a size guide for each model. Make sure you have your measurements handy to choose the right size.

Are all MT Helmets helmets approved for riding in Spain and the EU?

At MT Helmets, safety isn't a promise: it's a technical requirement. Our helmets carry ECE 22.06, the current European regulation, which means they've passed the most demanding and up-to-date tests to legally ride in Spain and the EU. Due to its strict requirements, ECE 22.06 is an international benchmark, and many non-European countries adopt this regulation in their own laws to ensure the best protection for their citizens.

In practice, this gives you peace of mind: you're wearing a helmet designed to offer real protection and meet every European homologation standard, both for everyday use and on the road.

Where can I check the homologation on the helmet itself?

This is checked on the retention strap label (the buckle area under the chin). The homologation code appears there, quick and easy to see.

What closure system does my helmet have, and which one suits my daily use and routine?

Most of our helmets feature a micrometric buckle, designed for quick and practical use: it adjusts with precision, is ideal if you put it on and take it off often, and leaves no room for doubt. If you make a lot of stops and want speed and ease, the micrometric buckle is your best companion. And just so there's no doubt, this type of closure meets all the safety requirements of every international homologation.

On certain specific models you'll find a double D-ring closure, highly valued for sportier use thanks to its firm, precise fit: if you prefer a more “racing” feel and don't mind taking a little longer to put it on, the double D-ring is also a great choice. Either way, both systems are equally safe when properly fastened and adjusted: the key is to keep the helmet securely closed and correctly tensioned on every ride.

Can I wear an MT Helmets helmet if I wear glasses?

Yes. Our helmets are designed with glasses-wearers in mind. Ideally, the helmet shouldn't put too much pressure on the temples. A handy tip: put the helmet on, fasten it, and then put your glasses on by sliding the arms in gently. If you feel pressure on your temples or ears, check the size, fit, or interior type: on long rides, that detail has a big impact on comfort and focus while riding.