A helmet is the most important piece of gear you will ever own, but its effectiveness drops drastically if it shifts during an impact. Finding the right fit is about more than just checking a size chart; it is about head shape and contact points.
Measuring Your Head Shape
Use a flexible measuring tape to find the circumference of your head just above the eyebrows. Note whether your head shape is more 'long oval' or 'intermediate oval,' as different brands cater to different anatomical profiles.
The Pressure Point Test
Wear the helmet for ten minutes before making a final decision. It should feel snug like a firm handshake; if you feel sharp pain at your temples or forehead, the fit is too narrow and could lead to headaches on the road.


