Troy Lee Designs has expanded its helmet lineup with the all-new SE5 Polycarbonate, bringing many of the premium features found in the flagship SE5 to a more accessible package.

In this review, we take a closer look at the SE5 Polycarbonate and break down what riders can expect from Troy Lee Designs' latest moto helmet. Built around a lightweight LG Chem polycarbonate shell, the helmet incorporates the new Mips® Integra TX rotational impact protection system, a multi-density EPS liner, and a dual-density chin bar designed to help manage impact forces in critical areas.

Ventilation has also been a major focus, with 11 intake vents and 5 exhaust vents working alongside 16 anodized aluminum mesh grids to maximize airflow on the track. Weighing approximately 1,380 grams (M/L), the SE5 Polycarbonate aims to strike the balance between protection, comfort, and all-day wearability.

Additional features include emergency-release cheek pads, audio system compatibility, premium anodized hardware, and both DOT and ECE 22.06 certification.

Watch as we dive into the details, explore the fit and finish, and see how the new Troy Lee Designs SE5 Polycarbonate stacks up for motocross and off-road riders looking for race-proven protection.

Key Features:
• LG Chem polycarbonate shell construction
• Mips® Integra TX rotational impact protection
• Multi-density EPS impact liner
• Dual-density EPS + PU chin bar
• Emergency-release cheek pad system
• 11 intake vents / 5 exhaust vents
• Audio system compatible
• DOT FMVSS 218 and ECE 22.06 certified