Just1 J22

The Just1 J22 is a technical motocross helmet range for riders who want multi-composite construction and a modern ECE 22.06 specification. Moto Central’s current collection contains four J22F graphics, including Frenetik, Revolt and Flagman designs.

J22 construction and safety systems

Just1 specifies four sizes of multi-composite fibre outer shell with four EPS/EPP internal shell sizes. Its sequential-density construction combines EPS and EPP materials, while the E.R.C. system provides an emergency removable chin-bar arrangement. The current J22F also uses a screw-free Quick Peak Release system and a PROTX-treated removable lining.

These details are specific to the current J22F specification. Check the approval label and supplied accessories on the exact helmet rather than relying on older J22 information.

Fit and off-road setup

Measure around the widest part of the head, just above the ears and eyebrows, then compare that figure with the size guide on the product page. A motocross helmet should feel evenly snug without moving independently when the chin bar is gently rotated. Try it with the goggles you intend to use and check that the strap sits securely around the shell.

• Peak: confirm the screw-free peak is seated correctly before each ride.
• Lining: remove and clean the washable interior according to the care instructions.
• Accessories: peaks and internal parts must be matched specifically to the J22.

Why buy a J22 from Moto Central?

Moto Central groups the available J22 graphics on one model page and provides access to the wider Just1 helmet range for comparison. Our helmet sizing guide also explains how to measure and assess fit before choosing.

Customer questions

Is the current J22 ECE 22.06 approved?
Yes. Just1 lists the current J22F with ECE 22.06 approval. Always confirm the label inside the exact helmet supplied.

Does the J22 use a carbon shell?
The current J22F specification states multi-composite fibre. Do not assume every graphic is full carbon unless its individual listing explicitly says so.