Cricket Helmets

When it is about finding cricket helmets, you go miles, and it is understood. All you have to look for is gentleness and tight grip over your face. It doesn’t hurt much either on your pockets as our prices are so pocket-friendly. All that you have to do is explore our huge selection of cricket helmets, and you will end up buying one. Now score a century and feel safe at the same time with the below cricket helmets. Our manufacturing process ensures that the product is not harming your reputation as well as your face. Why wait then? Come and get what you want right here, right now. It is the time to make things happen.

Cricket Helmet Buying Guide : 

Basically, Cricket Helmets are made from the following materials :

• ABS Plastic
• Carbon fiber
• Fiberglass
• Steel 
• titanium

When it comes to affordability ABS Plastic is relatively cheap, light and have good shock absorption, but it is not as strong as Carbon fiber and Carbon glass. So it is not as much durable when compared to other materials

Now when it comes to durability and greater tensile strength Carbon fiber and Fiberglass are the best. But if we talk about the weight, Fiberglass is really heavy and can add discomfort to the player in a long duration match, whereas Carbon glass, when combined with Kevlar, is relatively lighter and offers best shock absorption and tensile strength.
Therefore Carbon Fiber is considered, as the best material used for making Cricket Helmets. But Carbon Fiber is extremely expensive. So if Budget is not an issue, Helmets made from Carbon fiber are the best.

When it comes to budget and durability steel is relatively cheaper and durable, but due to its heaviness, Titanium is considered as the better option than steel, as titanium is almost 45% lighter than steel and have better tensile strength than steel.

So, to summarize, if Budget is not a problem -  then go for either Carbon fiber or Fiber Glass, and if you are on a tight budget, then choose metal accordingly.

Size of Helmets: Cricket Helmets comes in various size and it is really important to choose a helmet with good fitting. If the cricket helmet's padding doesn't fit your head snugly or the chin strap is too loose, the shock may not be effectively absorbed by the helmet.

To ensure that your cricket helmet is correctly fitted, follow the points below:

• The cricket helmet should fit firmly on the head
• The chin strap should be securely fitted
• There should be no front-to-back or side-to-side movement of your head inside the cricket helmet
• The chin strap must fit on the wearer's chin NOT under it