Stilo Composite Helmets for NZ & AU Motorsport
Compare Stilo composite-shell helmets for circuit racing, rally and other relevant disciplines. Composite construction offers a different weight and price point from carbon; fit, communications provision and homologation differ across full-face and open-face models. Check the physical label on the exact helmet against the current requirements of your category and event.
Not sure which model suits you? Read How to Choose a Stilo Helmet (Australia & New Zealand Guide). Harris Race Radios™ can help compare model fit, electronics and radio or intercom compatibility. Rex Harris's motorsport communications experience dates from 1975 and he is an official New Zealand RSM Approved Radio Certifier, with AU ACMA radio-certifier experience. Aaron Harris brings racing and professional race-engineering experience and is a MotorSport NZ Licence Examiner for licences. Neither role certifies helmets or guarantees event acceptance.
Popular composite models
- ST6 F GT Composite: full-face circuit option with communications provision; verify the exact helmet's FIA and Snell labels.
- ST6 FN Composite: full-face option; compare fit, configuration and physical standard labels for your discipline.
- Venti4 Trophy Jet and Trophy Venti: open-face options to compare for rally and related applications, subject to category rules.
- Sport Jet: open-face option for drivers whose category permits its specific homologation.
Composite or carbon?
Compare model-specific weight, fit, cost and homologation, not shell material alone. If your series requires a specific FIA 8860 or ABP configuration, check the label of an eligible model in our Stilo Carbon Racing Helmets range.
Expert resources
- Choosing the Correct Stilo Helmet (AU & NZ)
- Stilo Helmet Communications – Why Setup Matters
- Helmet Requirements in Australia
Frequently asked questions
Is a composite helmet suitable for NZ or Australian circuit racing?
It may be, depending on the exact item's label and the current category and event requirements. We can help identify what to compare; confirm acceptance with the organiser.
Can I use one for rally or karting?
Requirements differ by discipline and driver category. Compare full-face, open-face, CMR and KRT options against the relevant rules rather than assuming a composite shell qualifies.
What is the difference from carbon?
Composite and carbon models vary in construction, weight, price and homologation. Compare the exact models and fit; see our carbon range.
Do you ship to Australia?
Ask us about the size, availability and delivery options for NZ and Australia.