Oakley MOD3
Ski helmet with BOA 360 fit, Mips protection and a swappable visor for seamless goggle integration.
- Delivery in 2–5 business days
- 30-day returns
About Oakley MOD3 – Ski helmets
The Oakley Mod3 is the helmet for those who demand high levels of comfort, safety, and style. With its unique Brim Ventilation System and interchangeable brim, you get a seamless fit between helmet and goggles – providing both better ventilation and increased comfort. The result is not only smart but also really stylish.
The Mod3 is equipped with the patented BOA® 360 fit system. It evenly envelops the head and provides a precise fit – which you can easily fine-tune with the dial at the back of the neck. Additionally, the Oakley MOD3 has a magnetic Fidlock buckle, making it easy to open and close, even with gloves on.
Thanks to its lightweight In-Mold construction, you get a protective shell without compromising on flexibility. The adjustable ventilation feature releases warm air during intense runs but can be closed on colder days to retain warmth.
Of course, Mips® is included to provide extra protection against rotational forces – making the helmet even safer in the event of a fall.
Oakley MOD3, Specifications:
- Brim Ventilation System for optimal goggle integration
- Mips® – protection against rotational forces
- BOA® 360 Fit System for precise fit
- In-Mold construction – lightweight and protective
- Adjustable ventilation – adapt to weather and activity
- Fidlock® magnetic buckle – easy to handle with gloves
- X-Static® lining – removable and washable
- Certification: ASTM F2040 & CE EN1077
- Sizes:
- Small: 51–55 cm
- Medium: 55–59 cm
- Large: 59–63 cm
- Storage: Helmet bag included
The Oakley Mod3 is the obvious choice for those who want a modern helmet with top features and a focus on safety – perfect for everything from piste to powder.
Shipping & returns
Delivery time 2–5 business days to Germany, shipped from our warehouse in Hestra, Sweden. Call +46 370 33 97 70 if you are unsure about the size before you order.








