The Ring Wall Mount Helmet Holder

What it is

The Ring Wall Mount Helmet Holder is a wall mounted hook shaped to cradle a full face helmet. The body is PVC in black, with a rounded double ring slot that holds the helmet off the floor and out of the way. A small hook sits below the main slot for keys or a lanyard. It mounts flat to the wall with screws through the mount holes, so the helmet rests against the wall rather than hanging loose.

This is a wall hook in the practical sense. It suits a garage, an entryway, a mudroom or a shop wall where riding gear collects. The same shape works for a coat, a cap or a set of keys, so it earns its place even when the helmet is on your head.

Size and color

One size, one color, one holder per order. The footprint is roughly square, so it fits on a wall stud, a narrow strip beside a door or a section of pegboard. Check the space above and below the mount point before you drill: a full face helmet needs clearance to sit in the ring without touching a shelf or the floor.

Where it works

Garages and shops: mount a row of holders at shoulder height so helmets dry and stay off the workbench. The open ring lets air move around the shell.

Entryways and mudrooms: a helmet by the door means no more carrying it through the house. The small hook takes keys, a garage remote or a leash.

Rider gear walls: pair it with a jacket hook and a glove spot to keep a riding corner tidy. The holder also displays a helmet in a shop or a booth, since the ring shows the shell rather than hiding it.

Multi purpose spots: the shape holds a bike helmet, a hard hat, a ball cap or a tote bag. Use it wherever a sturdy wall hook makes sense.

How to mount it

Pick a spot with room for the helmet to sit in the ring and lift straight out. Hold the holder against the wall, level it, and mark the mount holes. Drill pilot holes sized for your screws and wall type, then drive the screws through the mount holes into the wall or into a stud. If you are not on a stud, use wall anchors rated for the load. Tighten until the holder sits flush. Hang the helmet by the chin bar or the shell edge so it rests in the ring, then hang keys on the small hook.

A few notes: keep the mount holes clear of outlets and wiring, and check that a door swing will not hit the helmet. For a heavy helmet, a stud is the safest choice.

Care

Wipe with a dry cloth. For dust in the ring, a dry cloth wrapped around a finger reaches the inner curve. Avoid soaking the holder or using wet cleaners, since the mount points and wall behind it stay drier that way.

What to expect

PVC is light, so the holder adds little weight to the wall. The black finish reads as plain hardware and blends with most garages, closets and entryways. Because it is sold as a single holder, order the number you need for your wall. If you are planning a row, measure the helmet width first and space the holders so the shells do not touch.