When we crossed over from Hardcore Jeep Crawling to Hardcore Rear Steer Buggy crawling, I knew that I wanted a helmet. Stakes are high and Consequences are Unforgiving. That's when we made the choice that Axel Off road Helmets are the best helmets for the job.They are light weight, phenomenal quality and extremely comfortable. Once you feel the padding in these helmets vs others, there is no question as to the right helmet for purchase. Axel Off Road Helmets Thank you for making a good looking & functional product to keep us safe on the rocks!

Rolled our competition Jeep XJ during a SLRC event and although I could feel my head touch the side puller, and roof as it rolled, I came out absolutely unscathed and will continue to buy Axle helmets no questions asked!

I trail ride a One Wheel (offroad electric skateboard) and always wear my Axel helmet, this was my third and now last helmet to try out. comfortable, does get hot and stuffy on my head after wearing for 2 hours, adjustable for the perfect fit and IMO very reasonable priced. If your serious about your melon protection, get one!

First tried these helmets at the reign of rocks where Axel provided them for drivers. Following the even we ordered a pair for riding in the samurai to keep us safe! They are light and comfortable and durable. Glad to have a fellow off-roader making such cool products for us to use.

I’ve never worn a helmet in the past while rock crawling in my Jeep, but I started wearing one this year as the crawling was getting more aggressive. And I’m so glad I started wearing a Axel Offroad helmet as I experienced my first end over rollover! Yes I was harnessed in and with my helmet on, I only received a small scratch on my arm, and crawled out and walked away! Thank you very much Axel Offroad Gear for giving us the protection we need in our crazy lifestyle. RDE2ROK

Amazing product. My kids are with me all the time on the rocks and there is no other product I would trust for them and myself. Nothing but the best.

I recently drowned my Polaris in the Iowa River and throughout the recovery I forgot I even had my Axel on because its so lightweight.   I can't wait for my wife to understand why I insisted on her having one.