CLEANER HELMET INTERIOR
Helps reduce direct sweat, skin oil and hair contact with the removable helmet liner during regular use.
Sweat, skin oils and repeated friction transfer directly to the helmet liner during everyday use. A washable balaclava creates a soft, replaceable layer between your skin and the helmet interior—helping make daily riding feel cleaner and more comfortable.
Soft, stretchable and easy to include in your regular riding and washing routine.
Four practical improvements that make everyday helmet use feel easier.
Helps reduce direct sweat, skin oil and hair contact with the removable helmet liner during regular use.
Cotton-rich fabric creates a softer contact layer around the head, face and neck while wearing the helmet.
Lycra supports flexibility, fit recovery and shape retention during repeated wearing and washing.
Flat seam lock construction helps minimise bulky seam lines and unwanted pressure inside a close-fitting helmet.
Cotton provides the familiar softness and breathability riders want against the skin. Lycra adds the flexibility needed for a closer fit and helps the balaclava recover its shape after use.
A helmet applies pressure around the head and face. Thick, raised stitching can become noticeable over time. Flat seam lock construction creates a smoother profile for a cleaner under-helmet feel.
Helmet liners still require periodic cleaning, but a washable balaclava can help reduce how much sweat and skin contact reaches them between deeper cleans.
Use it as the first comfort layer before putting on the helmet.
Let the fabric take the direct contact from sweat, skin and hair.
Clean it regularly with mild detergent according to the care guide.
Keep a spare ready so your daily riding routine is never interrupted.
A balaclava works best when it is washed regularly. Multi-pack options make it easier to rotate a clean piece into your daily riding routine.
A practical first balaclava or an additional spare.
Keep one in use, one clean and one ready for the next ride.
Suitable for riding groups, staff, workshops or frequent replacement.
Regular cleaning is important because the balaclava is designed to sit directly against the skin and absorb the contact that would otherwise reach the helmet liner.
Wash regularly after sweaty or extended rides.
Use mild detergent and cool or normal-temperature water.
Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals and aggressive wringing.
Dry fully in shade before the next use.