Open-Face Snowmobile Helmets

Open face snowmobile helmets pair a lightweight 3/4 shell with goggles and a balaclava, giving you a wider field of view and far more airflow than a full face lid. Shop classic open face and 3/4 snow helmets from CKX and GMax, built for Canadian winters and for riders who prefer goggles to a shield.

Open face is the setup to choose if you want to see more, breathe easier and swap lenses fast. Because there is no chin bar sealing the front, the goggle and balaclava do the work of blocking wind, so match a good anti-fog or dual-pane goggle to the helmet rather than treating it as an afterthought. Sizing works the same as any other helmet: measure your head just above the eyebrows, check the brand chart, and make sure the shell is snug without pressure points and does not shift when you shake your head.

Frequently asked questions

Are open face helmets warm enough for snowmobiling? They are, with the right goggles and a windproof balaclava. Riders who want maximum warmth in deep cold usually pick a full face or modular helmet instead.

What goggles work with an open face snowmobile helmet? Any snowmobile goggle with a dual-pane anti-fog lens. Check that the frame and strap sit cleanly against the shell opening before you ride.

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 goggles and full face snowmobile helmets at DRIVEN.