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Motorcycle Balaclava & Riding Headgear — Buying Guide A motorcycle balaclava is one of the most overlooked pieces of riding gear — and one of the highest-impact upgrades you can make to all-day comfort. The LOBOO RTT22 Riding Headgear is engineered for ADV and touring riders who need a single, all-season helmet liner that manages heat in summer, blocks wind-chill in winter, and keeps your helmet interior fresh across thousands of kilometres of riding. Why a Dedicated Helmet Liner Changes the Ride Without a liner, sweat, oils, and road dust absorb directly into your helmet padding — degrading comfort, creating odour, and shortening the helmet's lifespan. A properly fitted motorcycle balaclava creates a washable barrier between your skin and the helmet foam. The LOBOO RTT22 uses Coolmax functional yarn — a performance moisture-wicking fabric that pulls sweat away from skin and evaporates it rapidly, keeping your head dry and your visor clear on even the longest desert or mountain stages. Coolmax functional yarn — active moisture-wicking keeps you dry in heat and cold Ergonomic samurai-mask design — structured face coverage without bunching or visor interference Elastic hems — comfortable, mark-free fit after a full day in the helmet All-season construction — thin enough for summer, insulating enough for alpine passes Multiple sizes — Standard, L, XL, and 2XL for a proper under-helmet fit Balaclava vs. Neck Gaiter: What's the Difference? A full balaclava covers your head, face, and neck in a single piece — it's the better choice for full-face and ADV helmet use because it stays put during helmet donning and removal. A neck gaiter only covers the collar area and is better suited to open-face or half-helmet riders. For BMW GS, KTM Adventure, and Honda Africa Twin riders running full-face or modular helmets, a fitted balaclava like the RTT22 is the right call. Pair it with our riding knee guards and motorcycle gloves for a complete wearable protection layer. Helmet Hy