MET Helmets Pad Kit

While this kit is designed for broad compatibility across the MET range, helmet shapes vary significantly by model and year. We recommend checking the specific product page for your helmet model on the MET website to confirm if this universal kit is the correct replacement, or look for a model-specific kit if your helmet has a unique interior shape.

Not at all. The pads typically attach using hook-and-loop fasteners or adhesive strips, allowing you to simply peel off the old liners and press the new ones into place. No specialized tools are required.

Yes, it often improves it. Over time, helmet pads compress and lose their density, which can make a helmet feel loose or unstable. Installing fresh pads restores the original cushioning, which usually results in a snugger, more secure fit.

It is best to hand wash the pads in cool water with a mild, non-abrasive soap and let them air dry. Machine washing or tumble drying can degrade the foam and the adhesive backing prematurely.

This depends on how frequently you ride and how much you sweat. If the pads are becoming permanently compressed, losing their sweat-wicking ability, or developing an odor that washing won't remove, it is time for a refresh.