Two helmets in one. Open-face for the climb. Full-face for the descent. The Leatt Enduro 2.0 Convertible is built for riders who want the ventilation of a half-shell going up and the protection of a full-face coming down — without carrying two helmets to the trailhead.

The chin bar detaches and reattaches in seconds, which means you can make the swap at the top of the climb rather than back at the car. On longer days with mixed terrain — exactly the kind of riding you find at Whakarewarewa Forest or the trails around Rotorua — that flexibility matters more than it might sound.

The 2.0 sits at the entry point of Leatt's Enduro convertible range, with the core features that count: a reinforced shell, ample ventilation channels, EPS foam liner, and the adjustable fit system that Leatt uses across its higher-end models. MIPS is not included at this price point — if rotational impact protection is a priority, step up to the Leatt Enduro 3.0 or 4.0, which we also stock.

Available in White. Fits riders approximately 55–58cm (M) and 59–62cm (L).

• Convertible design — chin bar removes and reattaches at the trail
• Ventilated open-face mode for climbing comfort
• Full-face mode for descents and technical terrain
• Adjustable retention system for a secure, customised fit
• EPS foam liner
• Colour: White
• Sizing: S, M (55–58cm), L (59–62cm)

Not sure whether this or the Leatt Enduro 3.0 is right for you? Come in and try both — fit and comfort vary between riders and we'd rather you leave with the right one.