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Full Face Motorcycle Helmets

A full-face helmet is the most complete option if you're looking for protection and safety on the road: it covers the entire head, improves stability in the wind, and offers better protection in the event of an impact. At MT Helmets you'll find full-face helmets designed in Spain and manufactured to our own standards, with current ECE 22.06 homologation and certifications for a safer ride, without giving up comfort, fit or good performance in your everyday riding.

Full-face motorcycle helmets: total protection and aerodynamics for the road

On the road, a full-face helmet stands out for its complete coverage (including the chin) and its aerodynamics: it helps improve stability at sustained speed and reduces wind fatigue. In addition, the shell + EPS + padding combination is designed to manage impact energy, provided the helmet is properly fitted and the strap is correctly fastened.

It's also worth paying attention to three features that shape the real riding experience:

  • Visor: field of view, sealing, and ease of use.
  • Ventilation: a good intake/exhaust system reduces heat and moisture.
  • Fit: if it moves around, it won't protect properly; if it presses on one spot, it won't be comfortable on long rides.

Full-face helmets for every riding style

On this page you'll find models like the KRE + S, Thunder 4 SV, Jarama SV, Braker SV, Stinger 2, and Targo S. The important thing is to identify which type of helmet best matches your riding and your style.

  • KRE + S: a good fit if you're looking for a lighter full-face helmet with a sporty focus, for a fast pace and quick roads.
  • Thunder 4 SV: a good choice if you switch between city, country roads, and motorways and want a balance between comfort and performance.
  • Jarama SV: ideal if you like a classic/retro style but prefer the coverage of a full-face helmet for the road.
  • Braker SV: designed for those who prioritize a sporty feel and aerodynamic stability on dynamic routes.
  • Stinger 2: a great fit if you want a versatile full-face helmet for daily use and weekend getaways.
  • Targo S: recommended if you're looking for a practical, affordable, and comfortable helmet for hassle-free daily riding.

Buy your full-face helmet and ride comfortably on every route

You can buy any of the models mentioned directly from MT Helmets. On our official website you'll find the full catalog of MT full-face helmets (finishes like matte, different designs and real stock by size), with clear information on features, ECE 22.06 homologation and certifications. That way you can choose with confidence, compare models with clear criteria, and get a quality helmet.

FAQs about full-face motorcycle helmets

What advantages does a full-face helmet have over other types on the road?

The main advantage is coverage: it protects the chin and jaw as well as the skull, which is especially important in falls and slides. On the road, you'll also notice the aerodynamic edge: a full-face helmet tends to be more stable at speed and helps reduce wind fatigue. With equal homologation and size, a good full-face helmet usually offers better wind insulation and greater ventilation control, which can improve comfort on long rides.

Which is better: a full-face helmet or a semi-open helmet?

It depends on how you use it, but for the road, the full-face helmet tends to be the most complete option if you prioritize safety and impact protection. A semi-open helmet can be more ventilated and comfortable in the city at low speeds, but it doesn't offer the same coverage around the chin. If you ride motorways, fast country roads, or longer routes, the full-face helmet usually makes up for it with stability, protection, and a greater feeling of safety.

What does it mean for a motorcycle helmet to be full-face?

It means it's a full-face helmet: it covers the entire head, including the chin, with a complete shell and a front visor/screen. It's a design meant to offer overall protection and a more enclosed setup against wind, insects, and small debris. In a full-face helmet, a correct fit and a properly tightened strap are part of the safety concept itself.

What materials are full-face helmets made of?

A full-face helmet is made up of several layers, each with a different function. The outer shell can be made from different materials (technical polymers or fibers, depending on the model), designed to resist and distribute energy. Inside, the EPS liner is key to absorbing impacts, and it's combined with padding and fabrics designed for comfort and fit.

What homologation do full-face helmets have?

MT Helmets full-face helmets carry ECE 22.06 homologation. This European regulation involves current testing and verification requirements, and it's a key reference when you're looking for modern certifications for the road. Even so, remember that homologation doesn't replace a good fit: the helmet must sit firmly on your head and always be worn correctly fastened.