G-Force Helmets

G-Force's Snell SA2020 range in composite and carbon, including open-face shells — the value end of the helmet market, done properly.

You will also need

all SA2020 — shorter runway than SA2025 if you keep helmets a long time

About G-Force Helmets

G-Force is the accessible end of the helmet market — Snell-rated shells priced so a first track-day helmet does not have to be a compromise on safety.

The families run Nova, Revo, Rift, Nighthawk and Supernova, in composite and carbon, with graphics and Carbon Fusion versions across several of them. Rift Air and Revo Air add extra ventilation.

Two open-face options are worth knowing about — the GF1 and the Nova Open Face — if you run an open car or a vintage class where a full face is not required.

Everything on this page is SA2020. That passes tech at most clubs today, but it is a shorter runway than an SA2025 lid before the rating is retired. Worth factoring into the price comparison if you expect to keep a helmet five years or more.