We’ve sold tens of thousands of helmets here at Competition Motorsport and, in the process of doing that, answered a million questions (probably) about them. With that in mind, this article will give you the real lowdown on selecting a proper auto racing helmet. We’ll go over the why’s and how’s of size, shape, certification, pricing, features, and maintenance so you have the tools you need to select the perfect helmet.
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The shoe is wonderful, light and comfortable, but needs more protection on the toe. When driving the toe gets torn up easily making them look bad after only a few races
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Andrew H.
Reliable, breathable, and sharp-looking
Used them in back-to-back sessions during a summer track weekend—feet stayed cool and fully supported.
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David D.
Fit runs a little narrow
If you’ve got wide feet, try them on first. Otherwise, excellent pedal feel and solid grip during long sessions.
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Larry R.
Ideal for sprint and club racing
Lightweight, well-ventilated, and supportive. Perfect balance of comfort and performance for amateur or semi-pro drivers.
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Joseph M.
Good boot, not a lot of cushion
They’re clearly built for driving, not walking. Great in the car but don’t expect comfort strolling through the paddock.