Motocross Helmet LS2

Take on the dirt, the trails and the track with confidence. Our LS2 Motocross Helmet collection features rugged, trail-ready helmets that deliver premium protection, bold design, and the performance you expect when you’re off-road. Built for riders who refuse to slow down, these helmets combine lightweight composite shells, aggressive ventilation, and CE/DOT certification to keep you safe in every terrain. Whether you’re ripping motocross tracks or exploring enduro trails, LS2 delivers the gear to match.

Who These Helmets Are For

• Weekend Warrior: You hit the track every Saturday and need a helmet that’s ready the moment the gate drops. LS2 Trail-X and Vector models offer race-inspired styling, extended visors and peak compatibility for goggles.

• Adventure Enduro Rider: You ride long days in unpredictable terrain — mud, rocks, rain. LS2 off-road helmets bring durable shells, high-flow vents, removable liners and hydrophobic chin strap.

• Casual Trail Blazer: You enjoy forest rides, park trails, or dirt-track laps and want all the protection of a premium brand without compromising budget. LS2 brings direct-from-manufacturer value, so you ride more and spend less.

FAQs for LS2 Motocross Helmets

Q: What certifications should I look for in a motocross helmet?
A: Ensure the helmet has ECE 22.06 (Europe) or DOT (US) and ideally additional third-party lab verification — this confirms compliance for impact, retention and shell integrity.

Q: Do motocross helmets differ from street helmets?
A: Yes — off-road helmets focus on high-airflow, peak visors, goggle compatibility, and lightweight shells. Street helmets prioritise wind noise reduction and integrated visors.

Q: How should a motocross helmet fit?
A: The fit should be snug around your head and cheeks, without pressure points. You must be able to move your head side to side and return the helmet to neutral position easily.

Q: Can LS2 helmets be used for street riding?
A: Many LS2 models are dual-certified for off-road and street (look for dual homologation P/J). If you plan to ride roads, check the specific model’s certification.

Q: How do I maintain a motocross helmet?
A: Rinse out mud and debris after rides, air-dry, remove the liner and wash by hand when possible, inspect the shell for cracks and replace the helmet after a major impact or every 5 years.

Q: Are there sizes available for different head shapes?
A: Yes — LS2 offers various shell sizes across XS to XL, ensuring proper shell to padding ratio for better safety and fit.