Arai helmet prices and models in the Philippines
Compare Arai helmet types, sizes, features and recent listed prices. Availability can change by size, graphic and seller, so use each model page as a starting point and check the actual helmet before buying.
Arai models with detailed MotoIndex pages
Open a model for price, fit, visor, shell and certification notes, plus the product information used for the page.

Arai Tour Cross V
Market certification varies; verify PS/ICC on the exact Philippine unit · Arai composite shell; exact material designation varies by market

Arai Rapide Neo
SNELL-rated Japan-market listing; verify PS/ICC on the exact Philippine unit · PB e-cLc shell
More Arai models in current catalogs (6)
These are additional real model or family names from the cited brand or Philippine retail catalog. They stay visible here while MotoIndex finishes the model-specific price, fit, visor, shell and certification checks needed for a full detail page.
View Arai Europe current family reference ↗ Checked 2026-08-26
Arai helmet price list
These are dated starting prices from the linked product or seller pages. They can change with stock, size, graphic and promotions.
Arai helmet price and buying questions
How much is a Arai helmet in the Philippines?
The Arai models in this guide have starting prices from ₱32,000 to ₱33,000. The exact price can change by graphic, visor bundle, size and seller, so open the source on the individual model before buying.
What types of Arai helmets are in the MotoIndex catalog?
The Arai models with full MotoIndex product pages cover Full face. The brand may sell other models that do not yet have full MotoIndex product pages.
Are Arai helmets certified for use in the Philippines?
Certification can vary by model and market. Check the PS or ICC mark and the certification label on the actual Arai helmet offered in the Philippines.
How should I choose a Arai helmet size?
Use the manufacturer size chart for the exact model, measure head circumference as instructed, and try the helmet on when possible. A brand-level size label does not guarantee the same internal fit across different helmet models.