Full Cut Helmets
Full cut helmets drop lower at the back and over the ears than a skate style helmet, for more coverage without a chin bar. Every helmet here is certified for bicycle use.
Find your helmet size
Measure around your head, a finger width above your eyebrows and ears, and every helmet in your size shows up below.
How to measure your head

Wrap a soft tape measure to measure the circumference (around) your head an inch (2.54cm) above your eyebrows. Keep the tape level front to back around the widest part of your head. Keep it level and snug but not tight. If you don't have a measuring tape, use a piece of string, shoelace, spaghetti* or snake** then lay it out on a table and measure it with a ruler.
*Make sure the spaghetti is cooked or the snake is asleep.
**LUXBMX does not recommend using a snake to measure the circumference of your head. (It's a joke)
Between two sizes? Most helmet brands recommend the larger size and using the thicker set of pads. A helmet should feel snug all round with no pressure points, and shouldn't rock when you shake your head.
How to measure your head

Wrap a soft tape measure to measure the circumference (around) your head an inch (2.54cm) above your eyebrows. Keep the tape level front to back around the widest part of your head. Keep it level and snug but not tight. If you don't have a measuring tape, use a piece of string, shoelace, spaghetti* or snake** then lay it out on a table and measure it with a ruler.
*Make sure the spaghetti is cooked or the snake is asleep.
**LUXBMX does not recommend using a snake to measure the circumference of your head. (It's a joke)
Between two sizes? Most helmet brands recommend the larger size and using the thicker set of pads. A helmet should feel snug all round with no pressure points, and shouldn't rock when you shake your head.
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