Conquer Helmets with Snell SA2020 certification are approved for all motorsport events sanctioned by SCCA, NASA, FARA, NHRA, ICSCC, ARA, WRG, IMCA, USRA, as well as many other Car Club, HPDE, Track Day, Time Attack, and Autocross organizations.

• Lightweight fiberglass composite shell construction with fire retardant paint.
• Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Liner with Fire retardant padded Nomex interior.
• Removable cheek pads for easy installation of Intercom systems.
• Kevlar chin strap with stainless steel D-rings.
• 3mm Anti-scratch, flame resistant shield with tear off post on Full Face models.
• Snell SA2020 Certified ***Please note that this is not the date of manufacturing. Snell test helmets every 5 years. Helmets are manufactured within 6 months of today’s date.
• HANS / HNR M6 threaded inserts in shell. Compatible with all neck restraint devices that use M6 bolts for mounting posts.
• Strategic airflow venting design for added comfort.
• IMPORTANT: This helmet is manufactured for automobile racing and is not designed for use on public streets, roads, or highways. This helmet meets all requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Standard (FMVSS) 218.

Pick up a Conquer Helmet for your next track event. Snell SA2020 is accepted by many organizations including, SCCA, NASA, FARA, NHRA, ICSCC as well as many smaller private track event organizers. This includes, Autocross, HPDE, Car Club Events, Road Racing, Endurance Racing, Drag Racing, Drifting, Time Attack, Time Trial, Hill Climbs, Rally, and many more. Snell approved helmets are required by these organizations. Please check your event rules and regulations for helmet requirements.

The Snell Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to research, education, testing and development of helmet safety standards. Since its founding in 1957, Snell has been a leader in helmet safety in the United States and around the world.

Snell maintains independence from helmet manufacturers. There is no manufacturer representative on the Snell Board of Directors. The Snell name and sticker on every certified helmet have become symbols of premium head protection. The trust from the riding public and the endorsement from all top level international and national racing authorities are demonstrated in their support for Snell Standards going back more than half century. Snell updates standards at least every five years based on new research findings and available technology.