Leatt

MTB Enduro 3.0 Helmet

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I've been running the Enduro 3.0 on mixed-terrain enduro stages where no single helmet configuration fits the whole day, and the ability to go from open face to full face to 3/4 shell without carrying extra gear is a genuine advantage. The 360° Turbine Technology adds a meaningful layer of rotational impact protection that I want on technical, consequence-heavy trails."

Enduro riding demands more from a helmet than most disciplines. Stages can start with long, exposed climbs where heat management is critical and finish with technical, high-speed descents where full-face protection is non-negotiable. The Leatt MTB Enduro 3.0 Helmet is designed around that reality, offering three distinct configurations within a single helmet system that eliminates the need to choose between comfort and coverage before leaving the trailhead.

The modular system centers on a tool-free removable chin bar that converts the helmet from full face to open face in seconds. A separate set of over-ear guards offers a third option, creating a 3/4 shell profile that suits aggressive trail riding without the added weight of a full chin bar. All transitions are quick and glove-friendly, and the Fidlock magnetic buckle ensures the retention system closes securely regardless of configuration. Leatt's 360° Turbine Technology is integrated throughout, with internal turbines engineered to compress on impact and reduce both peak linear and rotational acceleration forces to the brain, a feature that becomes increasingly important on the kinds of high-consequence terrain this helmet is built for.

Twenty vents channel airflow through the shell even in full-face mode, keeping core temperature in check during sustained climbing efforts. The adjustable visor is engineered to break away under crash forces rather than transmit load to the rider's neck, an often-overlooked detail that carries real-world safety value. The polymer shell meets a broad range of certifications including ASTM F1952–10 for downhill, making the Enduro 3.0 a legitimate choice for riders who want a single helmet that performs from XC-adjacent trail riding all the way through proper enduro race days.