Airoh is one of Italy's leading motorcycle helmet brands, with a strong off-road tradition and a range that covers every type of riding: from adventure to full-face road, from modular to urban jet and demi-jet. In this guide, we'll explain the Airoh helmet range available at Moon Bike, model by model and by type of use, and give you a sneak peek at the 2026 novelties presented by Airoh at EICMA. You can find Airoh helmets in the Airoh catalog at Moon Bike.
The Airoh helmet range: how it's organized
Airoh organizes its offerings by intended use: adventure-touring for those who ride on roads and dirt tracks, full-face for the road, modular for those who want a flip-up chin guard, jet and demi-jet for the city, and cross-enduro for off-road. It's an Italian brand with extensive experience, especially in motocross, and this heritage is evident in the attention to lightness and composite material shells.
A helpful note before choosing: the latest helmets in the range are approved according to the European standard ECE 22.06, the most up-to-date, while some models still on the market are approved ECE 22.05. Both approvals are valid for circulation, but 22.06 includes more stringent impact tests. You'll find the exact approval indicated on each product page.
Adventure-touring: Commander
The Commander is Airoh's adventure-touring helmet, designed for those who travel on maxi-enduro bikes on roads and dirt tracks. It's a 3-in-1 "On-Off" helmet: it can be used with a peak and visor (adventure), just a visor (road), or just a peak (enduro with goggles). It has an HPC (High Performance Composite) shell and is Pinlock-ready for an anti-fog lens. In the catalog, you'll find both the ECE 22.05 approved version and the more recent ECE 22.06 version in matte fluo orange.
Full-face road helmets: Matryx, Connor, and ST.501
For those who stick to the road, Airoh offers several full-face helmets.
Matryx — the ECE 22.06 sport full-face
The Matryx is a full-face helmet with an HPC shell, ECE 22.06 approved, and with a Pinlock lens included in many versions. It's available in many graphics and colors (the Color, Sentinel, Wide, Rocket lines) both matte and glossy, in colors like cement grey, white, yellow, green, blue, red, and orange. It is the most comprehensive choice in the full-face road helmet range in the catalog.
Connor — the lightweight touring full-face
The Connor is a lightweight touring full-face helmet, ECE 22.06 approved, designed for those who want a comfortable and lightweight road helmet for daily use and travel. It's available in matte black in the catalog.
ST.501 — the full-face with internal sun visor
The ST.501 Dock is an HPC full-face helmet with an internal sun visor and Pinlock, ECE 22.05 approved, available in matte orange.
Modular helmets: REV 19, Rides, and J106
Modular helmets have a chin guard that can be lifted, which is convenient during stops and in the city. Airoh has three in its catalog, all with dual P/J approval (usable as both a full-face and a jet, with the chin guard open) and ECE 22.05 approval:
- REV 19 — flip-up modular with Pinlock included, in matte black, matte anthracite, and the Ikon orange graphic
- Rides — P/J modular in matte black
- J106 Command — P/J modular in matte black
Jet and demi-jet helmets: Helyos and Helios
For the city, Airoh offers jet and demi-jet helmets.
Helyos — the ECE 22.06 tech jet
The Helyos is the "Tech" jet, ECE 22.06 approved, with an internal sun visor, available in matte black (Color) and glossy dark grey. It's the right choice for urban commutes with an open-face helmet that meets the latest approval standards.
Helios — the demi-jet
The Helios is the compact demi-jet, with a double visor and internal sun visor, ECE 22.05 approved. Available in the standard version (matte blue) and the Helios Up (glossy pink).
Off-road: Wraap
For off-road, the catalog features the Wraap, a cross-enduro helmet with an HRT (High Resistant Thermoplastic) shell, ECE 22.05 approved, in the matte orange Broken graphic. For motocross or enduro riders, Airoh also offers Blast XR1 goggles with mirrored lenses, in many colors.
Airoh 2026 novelties (coming soon)
At EICMA 2025, Airoh presented a revamped 2026 collection, focusing mainly on off-road and adventure. These models are arriving on the market; if you're interested, contact us for availability at Moon Bike.
- Aviator Ace 2 — the new flagship motocross helmet, declared as the lightest in the Airoh off-road range, with a double Carbon Composite shell, ECE 22.06 approval, ASN (Airoh Sliding Net) and AEFR (Airoh Emergency Fast Release) systems, and pre-fitted for a Bluetooth communication system. Declared launch price from €399.99.
- Twist 3 — the new, more accessible cross-enduro helmet, developed in a wind tunnel, with a double HRT shell, ECE 22.06 approval, and Bluetooth readiness.
- Commander 2 — the evolution of the adventure helmet, with a Composite Carbon shell (approx. 1440g ±50) or Full Carbon 6K (approx. 1370g ±50), three usage configurations, A3S anti-fog system, and Pinlock 120 XLT Max Vision lens included.
Which Airoh helmet to choose
If you're riding adventure or maxi-enduro
The Commander is designed for you, with its three On-Off configurations that make it suitable for both road and dirt. If you can wait, the new Commander 2, coming soon, adds a carbon shell and included Pinlock Max Vision.
If you use your motorcycle on the road
The Matryx is the most complete full-face helmet in the catalog: ECE 22.06, HPC shell, and Pinlock included in many versions. The Connor is the lighter, touring alternative.
If you want a flip-up chin guard
The REV 19, Rides, and J106 modular helmets have dual P/J approval: you can ride with the chin guard open like a jet or closed like a full-face.
If you ride in the city or on a scooter
The Helyos jet (ECE 22.06, with sun visor) and the Helios demi-jet are lightweight and practical for urban commutes.
If you ride off-road
The Wraap is in the catalog; if you're looking for the new top-of-the-range motocross helmet, keep an eye out for the upcoming Aviator Ace 2.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Airoh helmets ECE 22.06 approved?
It depends on the model: the most recent ones like Matryx, Connor, Helyos, and the updated version of the Commander are ECE 22.06 approved, the latest European standard; other models still on the market (like REV 19, Rides, ST.501, Helios, Wraap) are ECE 22.05. Both approvals are valid for the road; 22.06 includes more stringent tests. The exact approval is indicated on each product page.
What does dual P/J approval mean for Airoh modular helmets?
Dual P/J approval means the helmet is approved both as a full-face (P, with chin guard closed) and as a jet (J, with chin guard open). Airoh modular helmets REV 19, Rides, and J106 have this, so you can ride legally even with the chin guard raised.
Is the Airoh Connor helmet a jet helmet?
No. Despite the name, the Connor in the catalog is a lightweight touring full-face helmet approved ECE 22.06, not a jet. If you're looking for an Airoh jet helmet, the Helyos model is in the catalog; for a more compact open-face helmet, there's the Helios demi-jet.
What is the Airoh motocross helmet coming in 2026?
At EICMA 2025, Airoh presented the new Aviator Ace 2, declared as the lightest off-road helmet in the range, with a double Carbon Composite shell, ECE 22.06 approval, and Bluetooth readiness, along with the more accessible Twist 3. They are arriving on the market: contact us for availability at Moon Bike.
Do Airoh helmets include Pinlock?
Some models do: the Matryx and REV 19, for example, include the Pinlock lens in several versions, while others are "Pinlock ready" (pre-fitted, with the lens to be purchased separately). Check the product page for the model you're interested in or ask us for confirmation.
Where to buy an Airoh helmet?
You can find Airoh helmets in the Airoh catalog at Moon Bike, an official Piaggio Group store based in Naples. Tell us the model and size you're looking for, and we'll help you find the right helmet. For official details on the range, you can also consult the manufacturer's website airoh.com.
Do you have doubts about the size or which model is right for you? Write to us on WhatsApp at +39 392 456 1248 or call us at 081 341 6300 — the Moon Bike team will help you choose the right product. You can also write to us at info@moonbikesrl.it.