Open Face Helmets

An open face (3/4) helmet covers the top, back and sides of your head while leaving your face open, giving you great visibility, airflow and that classic cruiser look. It is a popular choice for cruiser, touring and scooter riders who want more coverage than a half helmet without the enclosed feel of a full face.

Our range features the DOT-approved Daytona Cruiser in hi-gloss black and white, pink metal flake, and stars-and-stripes graphic designs. Need more protection? Explore full face helmets, or get the best of both worlds with modular helmets.

Why Choose an Open Face Motorcycle Helmet?

An open face helmet, also called a 3/4 helmet, covers the top, back and sides of your head, including your ears, while leaving your face open. It sits between a half helmet and a full face helmet, giving you more protection than a skull cap with the freedom and visibility of an open design.

  • Wide field of view and excellent airflow.
  • More coverage than a half helmet, including the ears and back of the head.
  • Classic cruiser styling that suits touring and V-twin bikes.
  • Easy to wear with sunglasses or goggles.

The Daytona Cruiser Range

The DOT-approved Daytona Cruiser is our most popular open face helmet, available for men, women and youth.

Solid Colours

Graphic Designs With Visor

See more designs in our graphic helmets collection.

Open Face vs Full Face vs Modular

If you ride mostly at highway speed or in cold weather, a full face or modular helmet will give you more protection and comfort. For relaxed cruising and warm weather, an open face helmet is hard to beat. Read our comparison of modular vs full face vs open face helmets to decide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need eye protection with an open face helmet?

Yes. Wear riding glasses, goggles or a face shield to protect your eyes from wind, bugs and debris. Eye protection may also be required where you ride.

Are open face helmets good for women?

Absolutely. The Daytona Cruiser comes in sizes from 2XS and in finishes like pink metal flake, and many riders love its comfortable, lightweight fit.

How should an open face helmet fit?

Snug all around with no pressure points, and it should not slide when you turn your head. Our helmet buying guide explains how to measure.