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Half Face Helmets are designed to cover and protect your head. Half face helmets are also known to be lighter than other types. One thing you must always consider while buying helmets is to select the certified lightest DOT helmet for durability and comfort, like a Micro DOT Helmet

In this post, we will help you choose the right motorcycle helmet and most probably the most lightweight,

a Micro DOT Helmet

While choosing the helmet, the first thing you must be sure of is the purpose, whether you want it for long rides or commuting in the city. Then, consider your physical condition. Can you wear a heavy helmet without pain or strain on your back and shoulders? If after 30' riding you need to stop and have a break from your helmet, probably a full-face helmet is not for you. Therefore having a clear sense of your needs will make things easier for you to get the right one. For example, suppose you want to buy a helmet for long rides, and you have a history of injuries on your head. In that case, you need to find the lightest and the most comfortable motorcycle helmet.

Beanie Open Face helmets are light and small, ideal for traveling around the city, roads, mountains or just cruising on the roads. A Micro DOT half shell helmet is small enough to fit in the saddlebags—no more hanging helmets on your bars-

Half Shell Helmets provide a greater field of vision compared to others. When you wear a small beanie helmet, you have not blind spots, giving you better visibility. This increases safety plus allows you to admire the scenery on the road.

Since the helmets are lightweight, these beanie DOT Helmets don't bother your head, neck, back, or shoulders.

Small beanie helmets are also well known for its style, it is considered vintage, rebellious where you can feel freedom.

How to Care for Your Small Motorcycle Helmet? 

Your helmet supports you on your trips. So, it is only fair that you take care of it after each ride, not just to extend its lifespan but to ready it for future motorbike rides. 

Warning

1. In general, place it and keep it inside the original bag or case to prevent damage on the surface if you drop it.
2. We recommend avoiding modifying, painting, or personalize it, as this could reduce its protective capacity and will void the warranty offered by the manufacturer.  We spend many hours studying in laboratories, and a modified helmet may be less safe.
3. If you are using a new cleaning product, test it in a small area to make sure you are using the right cleaning product and avoid surprises.