Airoh builds some of the lightest helmets in motorcycling, spanning full-face, open-face, off-road and adventure styles. Italian-designed shells like the Connor, Commander 2, Helios and Wraaap deliver high airflow and low weight for road and dirt riders alike. Find the right lid for your discipline below.
Choosing your Airoh helmet
Airoh splits its range by riding discipline, so match the shell to where you ride. Full-face lids like the Connor seal out wind and weather for road use, while off-road shells like the Commander 2 and Wraaap run extended peaks and open chin bars for airflow on the dirt. Adventure riders get convertible peak-and-visor setups that cross both worlds.
| Style | Best for | Key feature |
|---|---|---|
| Full-Face (Connor) | Road, touring | Sealed visor, 1 chin vent minimum |
| Off-Road (Wraaap) | MX, trail | Fixed peak, goggle-ready aperture |
| Adventure (Commander 2) | Dual-sport | Removable peak and visor |
| Open-Face | Cruiser, urban | Wide field of view, lighter shell |
Fit and safety facts
A correct fit is non-negotiable. Measure your head circumference 25mm above the eyebrows and match it to the size chart, as most Airoh helmets span 53cm (XS) to 64cm (XXL). The helmet should hold firm with zero movement when you shake your head. Plan a maximum 5-year service life from first use and a 7-year window from the shell manufacture date. Removable liners like the Aviator 2.2 crown liner wash out sweat and let you fine-tune fit by 3mm to 5mm. Road lids meet the AS/NZS 1698 or ECE 22.06 standard required for Australian road use, with a typical shell weight of 1,250g to 1,450g. Pair your lid with apparel rated to EN 17092 AAA, AA or A abrasion levels and impact armour certified to CE Level 1 (35kN maximum transmitted force) or the tougher CE Level 2 (20kN maximum), so your full kit carries matching protection.
Frequently asked questions
What riding styles does Airoh cover?
Airoh makes helmets across road, off-road, full-face, open-face and adventure disciplines. Full-face shells like the Connor suit road and touring, while the Wraaap and Commander 2 handle off-road and dual-sport riding.
How do I size an Airoh helmet correctly?
Measure your head circumference about 25mm above your eyebrows and match it to the size chart. Airoh sizes typically run from 53cm to 64cm. The lid should sit firm with no movement when you shake your head, and the cheek pads should press your cheeks without pinching.
Are Airoh helmets legal for road use in Australia?
Airoh road helmets meet the AS/NZS 1698 or ECE 22.06 standards required for Australian roads. Always confirm the specific model carries an approval label before riding, as off-road-only competition shells are not certified for street use.















































































