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Snowmobile Headwear

Snowmobile headwear keeps the cold off the one part of you a helmet cannot cover. Shop balaclavas, neck tubes, toques and skull caps from Arctiva, Baffin, CKX, Nats, Schampa and Zan Headgear, cut and lined for Canadian winters and for riders who spend real hours on the sled.

Pick your layer by how you ride. A thin moisture-wicking balaclava fits under a full face helmet without changing the fit, while a fleece-lined neck tube or windproof balaclava suits open face and modular helmets where wind sneaks in around the chin bar. Look for flat seams across the nose and cheeks so the helmet liner does not press them into your face, and keep a spare dry piece in your bag: a damp balaclava is the fastest way to get cold on a long trail day.

Frequently asked questions

What do you wear under a snowmobile helmet? A balaclava or thin skull cap is standard. It wicks sweat, blocks wind at the neck opening and keeps your helmet liner cleaner.

Do balaclavas help with helmet fogging? Yes, when paired with a breath deflector. A balaclava with a shaped nose bridge steers your breath down and away from the shield instead of up into it.

Do you offer free shipping in Canada? Yes, on orders over $279.99.

For more options, browse our snowmobile parts and accessories hub, or shop snowmobile helmets and balaclavas at DRIVEN.

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