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Meet the Fremont
A lightweight, low-profile city helmet certified to NTA 8776 for higher-speed e-bike riding.
The Macon 2.0
Classic skate style, updated with a lighter hard shell, Mips protection, and an easy, secure fit.
Nina DVRT
Lightweight comfort and DVRT protection for bikes, boards and scooters. A lid they'll want to wear.
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Why Bern
Thoughtfully Different.
We design helmets for how you actually ride. Lightweight, low profile, and built to perform in the real world.
Low-Profile Design
Multiple shell sizes and purposeful shaping reduce bulk, creating a helmet that sits lower on the head and feels more natural to wear.
Trusted Protection
From daily commutes to weekend adventures, Bern helmets are tested and certified to meet recognized safety standards across multiple sports.
Still Indy
Still independently owned and rider-focused, allowing Bern to prioritize intentional design over trends and shareholder demands.
All-Season Versatility
Many Bern helmets are designed to adapt across changing weather & sports with interchangeable pads and multi-sport certifications.
E-Bike Ready
Recognizing the growing role of e-bikes in everyday transportation, Bern developed the Hudson and Fremont to meet the NTA 8776 standard for higher-speed riding.
Technology
Engineered For The Ride.
A closer look at the materials, fit systems, and safety features built into Bern helmets.
RibTech
Engineered EPS ribs improve airflow, reduce weight, and create strategic crush zones to help absorb and distribute impact forces.
DVRT
Inspired by the woodpecker, DVRT uses internal layers within the padding that slide to help redirect impact forces before they reach the head.
Zipmold Lite
Liquid-injected foam bonds directly to the shell for a lighter, lower-profile fit.
Compass Fit
Micro-adjustable fit designed for secure, all-day comfort.
Mips
Designed to help reduce rotational motion during angled impacts.