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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
Can you replace helmet pads and what parts are included in this collection?
Yes. Helmet pads are replaceable interior comfort components used to refresh fit, stability, and day-to-day comfort inside a compatible helmet. This collection can include replacement cheek pads, crown pads, and other liner pieces intended for approved Alpinestars helmet platforms.
These parts are designed to restore worn comfort materials or fine-tune interior feel. They are separate from the helmet’s EPS impact liner, which is a structural safety component and is not a comfort part.
Are helmet pads universal or do I need pads made for my exact helmet model?
Helmet pads are typically model-specific rather than universal. Pad shape, attachment layout, thickness, and shell-size compatibility can vary between helmet platforms, so the correct replacement part is the one made for your exact Alpinestars helmet model and size range.
Before ordering, confirm the helmet model name, shell size, and any fitment notes shown on the product page. If you are also looking for other replacement components, you can browse the wider helmet accessories collection.
Do thicker cheek pads make a helmet fit tighter?
Yes. Cheek pad thickness is one of the main ways to fine-tune helmet fit. Thicker cheek pads generally create a firmer, more secure hold around the face and can reduce unwanted movement, while thinner cheek pads can slightly relieve pressure. Crown pad changes can also affect how firmly the helmet sits on the head.
These adjustments only work within the fit range intended for that helmet model. If the helmet is the wrong shell size or unsuitable for your head shape, changing comfort pads will not fully correct the fit.
How do I clean helmet pads and when should they be replaced?
If the pads are removable, take them out carefully and follow the helmet’s care guidance. In general, helmet comfort pads should be cleaned with mild soap and cool or lukewarm water, then left to air-dry completely away from direct heat before reinstalling.
Replace helmet pads when they remain compressed, lose shape, develop persistent odor, or no longer keep the helmet feeling secure and comfortable. New comfort pads can restore interior feel, but they do not repair crash damage or replace the helmet’s impact-absorbing liner.