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Keep in mind helmet sizes vary widely by manufacturer. Measuring your head is a starting point to determine what helmet size to order. However, this is not the only factor. Due to varying head shapes and individual body types, measuring your head with a tape measure to determine your helmet size is not an exact science. Don't despair - we can help. Please read on!

To get the most accurate measurement you will need a tailor's tape measure to measure your head. We suggest someone assist you when trying to measure your head. To achieve an accurate measurement of your head, place the bottom of the measuring tape approximately ½ inch to 1 inch above the eyebrows in front and at a point in the back of the head that results in the largest possible measurement. Take several measurements to make sure you have an accurate measurement. 

Keep in mind the shape of your head (ex. oval vs round) is as important as the measurement. Note: We have found the following size chart is more accurate for individuals with an oval shaped head and for individuals who don't carry a lot of weight for their height.

When ordering please use the size chart as a guide. If you find yourself between sizes you may want to go up a size for a variety of reasons such as you prefer a loose fit, you ride with a hat under your helmet, you carry a lot of weight for your height, you have a more round head shape than oval head shape, or you have an unusually shaped head.

If you find yourself between sizes and ordering a Daytona shorty/half helmet or a 3/4 cruiser style helmet and want a snugger fit, you may want to consider ordering a smaller helmet.

Daytona Helmet Sizing Reference Guide