Motorcycle helmets under ₱5,000 in the Philippines
This page groups verified helmets with an observed starting price of ₱5,000 or less. It is designed for riders comparing a realistic commuter budget while keeping type, visor equipment, fit and certification evidence visible.
How this list is built
Included when the checked starting price is ₱5,000 or less. The exact seller price can differ by size, color, graphic and included accessories.
Helmets to compare
Open a model for its dated price source, sizing, visor, shell and certification notes.
HNJ 983
Verify the PS/ICC conformity mark on the exact Philippine unit before purchase
HNJ A119
Verify the PS/ICC conformity mark on the exact unit. The retailer page contains inconsistent model-detail copy, so MotoIndex does not treat that text as model-specific certification proof.
Zebra Alistair 2024
Verify the PS/ICC marking on the exact Philippine unit before purchase
SEC Odyssey
SEC states its helmets meet or exceed DOT and ECE standards; verify the exact local marking
Spyder Reboot 2.0
Certification is not stated on the Team Spyder product page; check the PS or ICC marking on the actual unit before buying
Spyder Neo Blade
DOT rated per the Team Spyder product page; confirm the PS/ICC marking on the unit
Zebra Atlas 2026
ICC is claimed in current Philippine marketplace listings; inspect the conformity marking on the exact unit before purchase
SEC Breach
SEC states its helmets meet or exceed DOT and ECE standards; verify the exact local marking
Zebra A113 Ritzy
ICC is claimed in current Philippine marketplace listings; verify the sticker and exact unit before purchase
SEC Pilot 2025
SEC states its helmets meet or exceed DOT and ECE standards; verify the exact local marking
EVO TR-X
DOT and ICC certified per the EVO Helmets product page
Spyder Neo Icon
DOT rated per the Team Spyder product page; confirm the PS/ICC marking on the unit
EVO SR-X Mono Colors
ECE and ICC certified
EVO GT-Pro RR
ECE and ICC certified
Gille 843 Circuit
ECE rated with a BPS sticker listed by the retailer; confirm the PS/ICC marking on the exact unit
SEC SAGA
SEC states its helmets meet or exceed DOT and ECE standards and cites an Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) licence; verify the marking on the exact unit
EVO M2
ECE and ICC certified per the EVO Helmets product page
SEC ATMOS Scorpio
SEC states its helmets meet or exceed DOT and ECE standards and cites an Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) licence; verify the marking on the exact unit
Gille 135 Two Tone
ECE rated with a BPS sticker listed by the retailer; confirm the PS/ICC marking on the exact unit
Spyder Fury Rapid S8
ECE certified
Spyder Neo Ace
DOT rated
Gille A118-2 Adira
Listed as DOT, ECE 22.05, BPS certified and PS Mark accredited by the retailer
Gille A5009 Phoenix
ECE rated with a BPS sticker listed by the retailer; confirm the PS/ICC marking on the exact unit
KYT TT-Course
KYT lists multiple market homologations including ECE; confirm the marking on the PH unit
Gille Adira Eclipse
ECE rated with a BPS sticker listed by the retailer; confirm the PS/ICC marking on the exact unit
EVO SR-09
ECE and ICC certified per the EVO Helmets product page
EVO VXR-8000
ECE and ICC certified per the EVO Helmets product page
Gille 883 Falcon
DOT, ECE 22.05, China GB, BPS / PS Mark listed by retailer · Intercom provision
Rook V152 Mono
ICC listed by retailer; verify the conformity mark on the exact unit
Spyder Recon 2.0 Plain A+
ECE family; verify the exact certification marking on the unit
How to use a ₱5,000 helmet budget
Use the extra budget to compare the features you will actually notice on every ride: fit, ventilation, visor quality, removable liners, speaker clearance and replacement parts. Do not pay more for a graphic if the fit is worse.
For Philippine commuting, rain and heat can make visor and ventilation details more useful than a long marketing feature list. Check whether an anti-fog insert is supported and whether replacement visors are easy to source.
Check before buying
- Exact conformity mark and certification label
- Head-shape and cheek-pad fit
- Anti-fog or Pinlock provision where needed
- Replacement visor and liner availability
Helmet buying questions
What motorcycle helmets can I get for under ₱5,000?
MotoIndex filters its verified helmet catalog by checked starting price and shows the models currently recorded at ₱5,000 or less. Use each model page for the exact source and check date.
Should I choose full-face or modular under ₱5,000?
Choose by riding use and fit. Full-face gives a fixed chin bar, while modular helmets add flip-up convenience but are usually heavier and mechanically more complex.
Does a more expensive helmet automatically have better certification?
No. Price and certification are different things. Always check the exact model and the conformity marking on the unit sold in the Philippines.