- Decide first whether you issue balaclavas per visit or wash and reuse them: it changes the quantity completely.
- Single-layer balaclavas are lighter and cooler; double-layer ones are thicker.
- Rental balaclavas are not fire-resistant unless stated for the product.
- Packing by quantity or size should match how you issue them.
Why balaclavas matter
A balaclava sits between each customer and a shared helmet. Customers notice hygiene, and a balaclava that fits well under the helmet makes the session more comfortable.
Per visit or reuse?
Some tracks give each customer a balaclava to keep or discard; others wash and reuse them. Per-visit issuing means quantities follow customer numbers and how many days of stock you hold. Reuse means quantities follow driver positions and washing rotation, like suits. The Fleet Builder calculates either.
Single or double layer
Single-layer balaclavas are lighter and cooler. Double-layer ones are thicker. The material, layers and colour are confirmed in your quotation.
Fire resistance
Rental balaclavas are not fire-resistant unless that is specifically stated for the product. Fire-resistant balaclavas for car racing are a different product covered by SFI 3.3 and FIA 8856-2018.
Branding and packing
Balaclavas can carry your track logo. Tell us how you want them packed (by quantity, by size or individually) so they suit your issuing routine. More on the balaclavas page.
FAQs
What quantities do tracks order?
It depends on whether you issue per visit or reuse. Quantity and MOQ are quoted against your figures.