Global manufacturer of high-quality motorcycle and powersports helmets, known for advanced safety features, aerodynamic designs, and competitive pricing.
LS2 Helmets is a globally recognized brand dedicated to the design, development, and manufacture of motorcycle, dirt bike, and sport helmets. Driven by a philosophy of being "Always Ahead," LS2 combines proprietary technology with advanced materials—such as Kinetic Polymer Alloy (KPA) and Carbon Fiber—to produce protective gear that meets rigorous international safety standards. With headquarters in Spain and distribution worldwide, the company focuses on delivering superior aerodynamics, comfort, and active safety for riders of all disciplines, from competitive racing to daily commuting.
The brand offers a diverse lineup of full-face, modular, open-face, and off-road helmets, emphasizing the importance of proper fit and maintenance. LS2 invests heavily in Research and Development to ensure every helmet maximizes impact absorption and minimizes weight. Whether for leisure, touring, or professional sport, LS2 Helmets provides riders with reliable protection and cutting-edge style.
Libukana tsa morao-rao tse tsoang ho manuals+ e etselitsoeng mofuta ona.
Shebella ho seta, ho kenya, le ho rarolla lifitio tsa mofuta ona.
Lipotso tse tloaelehileng mabapi le libuka, ngoliso, le tšehetso ea mofuta ona.
Measure the circumference of your head approximately 2.5 cm above your eyebrows using a measuring tape. Compare this measurement to the LS2 sizing chart (ranging from XXS to 3XL). If between sizes, choose the smaller one.
Use a mixture of neutral soap and warm water with a soft cloth. Never use hot water, saltwater, gasoline, glass cleaners, or solvents, as these can damage the shell and reduce protection.
LS2 helmets are designed to absorb only one impact. Even if no external damage is visible, the internal structure may be compacted and compromised. The helmet should be replaced immediately after any accident or significant impact.
LS2 does not recommend repainting helmets, as paint solvents and chemical agents can damage the materials used in manufacturing, potentially weakening the shell and reducing safety.
Plastic components and internal padding can deteriorate over time. It is generally recommended to replace your helmet every 5 years from the manufacturing date, or sooner if it shows signs of wear or has suffered an impact.