Snell SA2020 Helmets

Bell Racing Helmets GTX3 Carbon Helmet SA2020 Bell GTX3 Carbon Fiber Helmet SA2020 give kart racers the grip, response, and comfort they need to perform at their best. Built to handle the rigors of competition, they deliver control and style in every lap.This stylish helmet carries Snell SA2020 approval, FIA 8859-2015 Homologation, and comes with M6 terminal hardware for your Head and Neck Restraint (HANS) device. These safety and comfort features make the Bell Racing Helmets GTX3 Carbon Helmet SA2020 is ideal for dirt track, karting, open-wheel, formula, and all types of open-compartment racing where clean, distraction-free airflow is essential for competition. Bell GTX3 Carbon Fiber Helmet Details: Manufacturer: Bell Helmets Manufacturer part no.: 1207Axx Homologation: Snell SA2020 and FIA 8859-2015 Shield: SE03 3mm DSAF Shield pivot system: SV SE03/05 Construction: high pressure-molded carbon fiber Interior: ultra-plush grey Comfort-Max FR® fabric Eye port: standard size Hardware included: M6 terminals for HANS, hex wrench Chin bar Gurney (duckbill): included Sizes: 57cm- to 61cm+ Bell GTX3 Carbon Fiber Features and Options: Sleek aerodynamic styling with integrated wing Venturi airflow system allows air exchange while preventing dust and dirt from entering the helmet Hollow synthetic rubber gasket keeps out dust, dirt, and water Multi-piece, multi-density high-impact custom bead absorbing liner for low- and high-velocity impact protection Integrated channels for optional drink tube and radio systems Pro-style, multi -foam density interior with contoured cheek pads for professional fit Double Screen Anti-Fog (DSAF) visor insert for improved anti-fog performance This helmet will ship with signature required for delivery.

Bell GP2 Youth SFI 24.1 Helmet Bell GP2 Youth Helmet SFI 24.1 give kart racers the grip, response, and comfort they need to perform at their best. Built to handle the rigors of competition, they deliver control and style in every lap. Bell GP.2 Youth Kart Helmet Features Lightweight composite shell Advanced multi-density, multi-piece liner to maximize energy absorption and impact performance Integrated channels in face piece offer multiple options to install drink tube and radio systems Superior ventilation with direct flow chin bar, forehead vents, and top vents Rear spoilers, top gurney, and chin bar gurneys available separately Removable and replaceable fit pad and cheek pad system M6 terminals for FHR anchor attachment and homologated for use with approved head and neck devices Synthetic rubber gasket seal to prevent dirt and water from entering the helmet Shield and pivot kit: 287 SRV, SRV-1 Homologation: SFI 24.1 Youth approved Colors: Metallic Silver, Matte Black, White, Orange Sizes: 4XS, 3XS, 2XS, XS Additional Bell GP2 Helmet Shields Available Here Add a Bell helmet bag and keep your new Bell GP2 Youth Helmet safe and secure throughout each race weekend. Bell Kart Racing Helmet – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Remember that safety is paramount in kart racing, and choosing the right helmet and maintaining it properly is essential for your protection on the track. Consult the professionals at any time you have specific questions about your racing helmet. What is the best helmet for kart racing?The Bell GP.2 kart helmet is widely considered one of the best entry-level karting helmets with premium features for serious kart racers. Why do I need a racing helmet?Auto and kart racing helmets are essential for protecting your head in high-speed accidents. They also shield against debris and, in some motorsports, fire—making them a non-negotiable safety requirement. How do I choose the right size kart racing helmet?Use a flexible tape to measure the circumference of your head just above your eyebrows and ears. Compare the measurement to Bell’s sizing chart. For more help, read our blog on how to fit your helmet properly at . What safety standards should I look for in a kart racing helmet?Look for the Snell K2020 certification for karting. It ensures your helmet meets rigorous standards for impact protection. Unlike DOT (for street use), K2020 is designed specifically for motorsports. Can I use a motorcycle helmet for kart racing?No. Motorcycle helmets lack the kart-specific certifications and features like proper ventilation and impact resistance optimized for karting. Always use a helmet rated for motorsport competition. How often should I replace my kart racing helmet?Replace your helmet every few years depending on usage and the manufacturer's guidance. If it’s been dropped, involved in an impact, or shows signs of wear, replace it immediately. Are expensive racing helmets safer than budget ones?Yes, typically. While both must meet minimum safety standards, premium helmets offer lighter materials, better fit, improved aerodynamics, and enhanced comfort, all of which impact race performance and fatigue. How do I maintain and clean my kart racing helmet?Clean the exterior and interior using a helmet-specific care product like the Molecule Helmet Care Kit. Avoid submerging the helmet or using abrasive cleaners. Visors should be cleaned gently to avoid scratching. Do I need to wear a balaclava under my kart racing helmet?While not required for all karting events, a balaclava enhances comfort, keeps your helmet liner clean, and helps wick sweat. Fire-rated balaclavas are mandatory in sanctioned auto racing and recommended for high-performance karting. Is the Snell K rating important?Yes. The Snell K2020 certification is the most widely accepted kart helmet standard, required by many racing series to ensure safety and performance. Can I wear glasses with my kart racing helmet?Yes. Wide eye ports make it compatible with most prescription glasses and racing eyewear. A good fit ensures the glasses remain stable and fog-free. Are carbon fiber helmets better?Carbon fiber helmets are lighter and stronger, reducing fatigue during long races while offering excellent impact protection. They are a top choice for competitive drivers. Can I use a used helmet for racing?It’s not recommended. Damage or degradation may not be visible, and older helmets might not meet current safety standards. Always buy new from an authorized dealer like . How can I prevent helmet fogging during races?Use a visor with built-in anti-fog technology like Bell’s DSAF system, or apply an anti-fog spray or insert. Keeping your helmet well-ventilated also helps. What's the importance of proper helmet ventilation?Good ventilation helps manage heat and moisture inside the helmet, reducing fatigue and keeping you focused throughout your race. How do I store my kart racing helmet between races?Store your helmet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use a padded helmet bag like our Evo Helmet Bag to prevent damage during transport or storage. What is the difference between Snell K2020 and CMR2016 certifications?Snell K2020 is designed for adult karting helmets, focusing on impact protection. CMR2016 is tailored for drivers under 15, offering a lighter helmet to reduce neck strain while maintaining safety standards. Are tear-off visors necessary for kart racing?Tear-off visors are beneficial in maintaining clear vision during races by allowing drivers to remove a dirty visor layer quickly. They are especially useful in outdoor karting where debris and dirt are common. How do I know if my helmet is still safe to use?Helmets should be inspected regularly for signs of wear or damage. If a helmet has been involved in a significant impact or shows signs of degradation, it should be replaced immediately. Additionally, helmets should be replaced every 5 years, even if no damage is visible. Can I customize my kart racing helmet?Yes, many manufacturers offer customization options for fit and aesthetics. However, any modifications should not compromise the helmet's structural integrity or safety certifications. Where can I buy a certified racing helmet?Buy from trusted experts like , online or in-person at any of our retail locations across the USA. We carry all major brands, including Arai, Bell, Stilo, and Schuberth, and support hundreds of racing events across the country.