Nolan
Nolan has been building helmets in Italy since 1972, from an early Lexan polycarbonate breakthrough to today's N-Com Bluetooth integration. Every helmet here is certified to ECE 22.06.
Nolan was founded in 1972 by Lander Nocchi, and the name comes from reversing his own surname. The brand was an early adopter of Lexan polycarbonate, a NASA-developed material, and later pioneered the spring piston visor mechanism that's now standard across the industry. Unlike a lot of competitors, Nolan has kept production in house at its Italian headquarters the whole way through.
The current range runs from the accessible Grex and mainline Nolan lines through to the premium X-Lite helmets with carbon-fibre and fibreglass shells. Every one sold here carries ECE 22.06 certification and is road legal for Malaysia, and several models come Bluetooth-ready for Nolan's own N-Com intercom system. Browse full-face and modular Nolan helmets in the Helmets collection above.
Q: Is Nolan a reputable helmet brand?
A: Yes, Italian-made since 1972 and still family-run, with production kept in-house rather than outsourced. It was an early adopter of Lexan polycarbonate and pioneered the spring-piston visor mechanism.
Q: Do Nolan helmets support Bluetooth intercoms?
A: Several models are built Bluetooth-ready for Nolan's own N-Com system. Check the specific model on the product page.