Leatt MTB Enduro 2.0 Convertible Helmet

Leatt MTB Enduro 2.0 – Convertible MTB Helmet

The Leatt MTB Enduro 2.0 is a convertible mountain bike helmet for riders who want open-face ventilation for climbing and general trail riding, with the option of adding a removable chin bar when the terrain becomes more technical. The push-button chin-bar system makes it particularly practical for enduro, trail and eMTB rides where the level of protection you want can change during the ride.

Protection & Features

• Removable chin bar with easy push-button attachment system
• 360° Turbine Technology designed to help manage rotational forces and lower-speed impact energy
• In-moulded impact foam for energy absorption
• Lightweight polymer shell
• 20 vents designed to remain effective at low riding speeds
• Fidlock magnetic buckle
• Adjustable visor with breakaway function
• Sunglasses docking port
• Moisture-wicking, breathable, anti-odour and washable liner
• Designed for compatibility with Leatt neck-brace systems

Open Face or Chin-Bar Coverage

Run the Enduro 2.0 as an open-face trail helmet when you want maximum airflow, then attach the chin bar for additional coverage on more technical sections. That versatility makes it a useful one-helmet solution for riders whose route mixes long pedalling sections with harder descents.

Sizing & Fit

Measure around the widest part of your head, just above the eyebrows.

• Small: 51–55 cm
• Medium: 55–59 cm
• Large: 59–63 cm

If you sit between sizes, contact Torque Collective before ordering and we can help with fit.

Weight & Certification

• With chin bar: from approximately 690 g
• Without chin bar: from approximately 360 g
• Helmet certifications include EN1078, CPSC1203 and AS/NZS2063:2008
• Chin bar passes ASTM impact testing

Torque Collective View

Convertible helmets make most sense when a ride mixes proper pedalling with genuinely technical descending. The Enduro 2.0 keeps the open-face configuration light and ventilated while giving you the option of additional chin-bar coverage when you want it. For enduro and eMTB riding, that is a practical way to avoid carrying two separate helmets.