Airoh Wraap Broken WRBR32 Motocross Helmet Orange/Black/White Matt – ECE 22.05

The Airoh Wraap Broken (code WRBR32) is a motocross helmet for motocross, enduro, and off-road use in orange, black, and white, matte finish, with vertical stripes on the shell and large Wraap lettering on the chin guard. It features an HRT thermoplastic shell in two sizes, variable density EPS, a removable peak, front and chin guard air vents with a rear extractor, a double D-ring closure, and hypoallergenic, removable, and washable interiors. Weight 1,330 g, ECE 22.05 homologation. A helmet bag is included in the box. Available in size XS.

✓ Strengths

• HRT thermoplastic shell in two sizes, with variable density EPS
• Front and chin guard air vents and rear extractor
• Removable off-road peak, designed for goggles
• Hypoallergenic interiors, removable and washable
• Double D-ring closure, the classic off-road choice
• Helmet bag included
• ECE 22.05 homologation, produced in Italy by Airoh (Locatelli S.p.A. group)

Technical features

Size guide

Airoh no longer publishes the Wraap size guide, so we only list the sizes available for sale according to the general Airoh size scale (XS 53-54 · XXL 63 cm). The helmet has two shell sizes. Measure your head circumference with a tape measure just above the eyebrows, at the widest point.

Who is it perfect for

It is the helmet for those who do motocross, enduro, or off-road and want a lightweight and ventilated motocross helmet, with the orange, black, and white Broken graphic that stands out on the track, at a clearance price. Spare parts are still available. It remains available in size XS; the XXL is sold out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it used with goggles?
Yes: the Wraap is a motocross helmet without a visor, featuring an off-road peak and a front opening designed for goggles, which are not included and must be chosen separately. It is the helmet for motocross, enduro, and off-road, where you ride with goggles to protect against mud, stones, and dust.

What homologation does it have and how is it made?
The Wraap is ECE 22.05 homologated. The shell is made of high-resistance HRT thermoplastic, produced in two sizes, and inside there is variable density EPS that absorbs impacts. The ventilation takes air from the front and chin guard vents and exhausts it through the rear extractor.

Why does it cost so little?
Because the Wraap is discontinued: the helmet is no longer on the Airoh website, where only spare parts remain, and it does not appear in the 2027 Airoh price list. The last pieces in the Broken graphic, left in size XS, are on clearance, well below the list price of €149.99, and ship from Italy with an invoice.

Are spare parts still available?
Yes, Airoh keeps Wraap spare parts in its catalog: the matte orange Broken peak (2052WRBRO), the peak screw kit (6568), cheek pads (5116WRAAPN0XS for XS, 5116WRAAPNXXL for XXL), the liner (5099WRAAPNXS and 5099WRAAPNXXL), and the chin guard vents. This keeps the helmet usable for a long time.

What's in the box and what is the closure like?
In the box, besides the helmet, there is a helmet bag for storage and transport. The closure is a double D-ring, the classic off-road style: the strap passes through the two rings and is tightened to the correct neck size with each use. The lining is hypoallergenic, removable, and washable.

Which size should I choose and how much does it weigh?
Measure your head circumference just above the eyebrows, at the widest point: XS ranges from 53 to 54 cm; the XXL, for 63 cm, is sold out. The Wraap weighs 1,330 g ±50 g, a figure consistently reported by catalogs; with the shipping box, it reaches about 1.78 kg.