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Helmet visors & accessories

For visors, clips and padding, the exact helmet version determines the right replacement. Compare model name, production generation and, where relevant, helmet size before choosing tint or comfort features.

Key points

  • Visors need the correct shape and attachment for your helmet.
  • A lighter lens lets through more light in dull conditions.
  • Choose pads and ear covers by model and, where needed, size.
  • Install replacement parts following the helmet maker's instructions.

What needs replacing?

UseChooseBear in mind
Scratched visor or a different tintChooseMatching replacement visorBear in mindIdentify helmet and visor compatibility first, then compare tint and light transmission for your ski days.
Missing goggle clipChooseModel-specific retaining clipBear in mindAttachment and version must suit the helmet; check which fitting parts are included.
Worn comfort componentsChooseMatching ear or liner padsBear in mindChoose the specified version and check helmet fit again after installing it.

What to look for

QuestionIn briefWhy
Which model?In briefRead the label on your helmetWhySimilar names can refer to different parts. Compare the exact helmet designation with the replacement part's stated fit.
Which tint?In briefChoose for the light conditionsWhyBright sunshine and dull days call for different light transmission. Read the lens-category information for the specific visor.
How is it attached?In briefCheck instructions and contentsWhyUse the intended screws and mounts. If uncertain, consult the installation guide or a specialist before fitting the part.

Common questions

Will any visor from the same brand fit?

Compare the exact helmet series and generation with the visor's compatibility information. Attachment points and lens shapes can change within a brand. Keep the complete model name ready when asking someone to confirm the fit.

Can I polish scratches out of a visor?

Follow the care instructions. Polishing compounds can damage coatings and affect vision. Clean the visor carefully and replace a badly damaged lens with the specified version rather than trying to restore it with an unsuitable product.

Can new padding repair a damaged helmet?

After an impact or visible damage, follow the helmet maker's replacement guidance. Comfort pads are for fit and feel. Have a questionable helmet assessed before using it again, rather than relying on fresh padding to address structural damage.

How should I clean the lens outdoors?

Rinse away loose dirt gently and use an appropriate soft cloth as instructed by the maker. Avoid dry rubbing over grit or delicate inner coatings. A suitable protective cover helps prevent scratches while transporting the visor.

Last updated: November 2026

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