Collection: Activities - Biking - Bicycle Helmets

A helmet that fits your daily rides

You should choose a bike helmet based on your head shape and intended use. The circumference measurement provides a starting point, but it’s no substitute for trying it on. Check to see if the helmet can be adjusted to fit properly and stays secure when you move your head. For regular rides, comfortable straps and a design that fits into your daily routine are also important.

Try on the bike helmet with your glasses

Adjust the headband and straps according to the manufacturer’s instructions. If you wear glasses, include them in the fitting process to ensure the temples and the helmet system don’t press against each other uncomfortably. Ventilation and inner padding affect comfort on longer rides. The features you choose should match your actual use. For specialized vehicles or activities, follow the specific requirements rather than assuming a single helmet will work for every use.

• Fit: Does the helmet sit securely without any uncomfortable pressure points?
• Straps: Can they be adjusted to fit your face and chin properly?
• Goggles: Do the temples and nose pad remain comfortable when worn?
• Care: Are you familiar with the manufacturer’s instructions for inspection and replacement?

Tailor your gear for your commute and outings

Compare cycling glasses and bike lights as additional pieces of your gear. On Swiss commuter routes, a helmet is often worn daily; a proper fit is therefore especially important. Explore bike helmets and take the time to try on different styles. Test the fit with your regular glasses and the thin underscarf you plan to wear, if you use one.