What suits you is the best helmet

There are a wide variety of helmet types on the market, each with its own characteristics and applicable scenarios. Only by choosing the right type can cycling needs be met.

Full face helmet is the most protective type of helmet, which can protect all parts from the top of the head to the chin in all directions. It can provide the best safety protection during high-speed driving, complex road conditions, or professional cycling activities. For example, in motorcycle races, riders will wear full helmets. But the breathability of full helmets is poor, and wearing them in summer may be stuffy and relatively heavy.

The 3/4 helmet combines protection range and breathability. It can protect the head, ears, and some cheeks, making it suitable for daily commuting, urban cycling, and use in spring and autumn seasons. Its weight is generally lighter than a full helmet, and it is also more flexible and convenient to wear.

Half helmets are the lightest and most convenient type of helmet to wear, with relatively low prices. But its protection range is limited, only able to protect the top of the head and part of the back of the head area. It is generally suitable for short distance, low-speed cycling, such as cycling in residential areas or short distance grocery shopping. Due to insufficient protection range, the safety of half helmets is relatively low in situations where the speed is slightly fast or the road conditions are complex.

The flip up helmet is very flexible, with its chin device that can be lifted up to the top of the head. It can be used as a full helmet, providing comprehensive protection, and can also be used as a half helmet or 3/4 helmet when needed, making it convenient to communicate with others or briefly remove for ventilation when parking. This type of helmet is suitable for people who often need to frequently remove and wear helmets during cycling, such as food delivery riders.