Sparco Helmet X Pro

When shopping online, it is very helpful to know exactly what size you need. To help you on your way, below you will find an overview of the helmet brands we sell, so you can easily estimate which helmet size you should choose in function of which helmet type.

To determine proper sizing, measure your head circumference just above the ears along the temples. Dut is the widest circumference point of your skull. 

Arai CK-6 and Zamp Kids helmets must be compulsorily worn by karters up to 15 years old at National competitions. However, the following piece is important to know: [expander_maker id="1″ more="Read more" less="View less"]

'Helmets intended for heads with a circumference of 60 cm or more are considered adult head protection and will not be accepted for certification to this standard. Children requiring head protection in these sizes are encouraged to wear suitable helmets certified to adult standards.' Found on page 4 - 'constructions - A. General' via the following link https://www.fiakarting.com/sites/default/files/2019-09/CM2016.pdf

https://www.fiakarting.com/sites/default/files/2023-08/Appendix_standards_for_karting_helmets.pdf

https://www.fiakarting.com/sites/default/files/2023-03/6.0_RT2023.pdf

It is important to know that we sell EUROPEAN sizes, on the internet you often see Arai helmets for sale at a lower rate, these are usually Arai helmets with JAPANESE sizes. The biggest difference is in the inside of the helmet a European has an oval head in the length and a Japanese has an oval head in the width. So when buying a helmet make sure that you follow the correct European dimensions.

If you have doubts about a certain 'authenticity' of an Arai helmet, please contact us as an importer within the BELUX for the Arai motorsport and karting products and we will be happy to help you.

Regarding motorsport helmets, persons who wear glasses should note that the GP5 WP's visor opening offers a wider and higher field of vision i.e. is easier to put on glasses.
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