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How To Easily Make A Motorcycle Helmet Bigger? Feeling Tight?

At Microdot Helmets, we have a quiz on our website designed to help you find a personalized DOT-approved helmet that is just right for you. If you have any doubt, it is always worth seeking advice from professionals. Even though you choose what you think is the right helmet size, it is very important to make sure that you have the proper fit. A loose helmet will keep moving and may fall off your head upon collision, exposing you to injuries. ADV dual sport helmets combine aspects of full-face and off-road helmets. They have large visors, low chin bars, and padding that makes them suited for on- and off-roading.

A full-face helmet is the safest type of motorcycle helmet since it provides coverage for your face, neck, ears, and head. Before buying a helmet, check whether it's DOT-approved or not. DOT-approved helmets are certified by the US Department of Transportation and mandatory for motorcyclists. There should be a DOT-approved stamp on the back of the helmet.

You should feel the helmet move the skin on your head and face as you try to move the helmet. Wear the helmet for at least half an hour to properly examine it. If the helmet pinches your head and causes constant pain, it is not the right fit for you.

They are better suited for scooter users rather than motorcyclists. A small helmet pushes on pressure points at the back of the head and neck. Prolonged pressure around these points can lead to severe pain and discomfort. However, if you experience a choking sensation when the chin strap is extended to its max setting, then your helmet is way too small. Helmets that are too small tend to pull on your hair, face, and neck, which makes them uncomfortable to wear while travelling.

These measurements will help you match your head shape to the right helmet design. Now that you know how to find the right fit, it’s time to choose your perfect helmet! At this point, I’m used to a really tight fitting helmet.

If it does not fit this way, you should replace the helmet with one that does. Helmets without a fit system (pads only, such as a full-face helmet) should fit snugly but comfortably. Use the sizing chart to select the helmet size that corresponds most closely to your head measurement. If your head size falls between two helmet sizes, try on the larger helmet first and then the smaller size.

If the helmet shifts or moves around, you might need to adjust the fit or choose a smaller size. This is a poor helmet fitment and a safety hazard in the event of a crash. Most motorbike helmets have a lifespan of about 5-7 years from the date of manufacture. When you first try it on, it should fit snugly but not uncomfortably so. A helmet that rotates too easily on your head or fails the roll-off test is a safety hazard.