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Shrey Koroyd Titanium Cricket Helmet — Because Your Head Deserves Better Than Basic

Let’s be honest about something most cricket equipment pages won’t say — a lot of helmets on the market are basically the same thing in different colourways. A hard shell, some foam inside, a steel grille in front. They do the job up to a point. But when a fast bowler hits the length that kicks at your head, or a ball slides off the edge and clips the side of the helmet — that’s the moment you find out if your helmet is actually doing its job or just sitting there looking like it is.

The Shrey Koroyd Titanium is a completely different category of helmet. And once you understand why, you won’t want to wear anything else.

The Koroyd Core — Not Foam. Something Much Better.

Inside every Koroyd Titanium helmet is a core made from thousands of tiny welded tubes — each one engineered to crumple on impact in a controlled, consistent way. This isn’t foam. Foam compresses and then stops. When foam hits its limit, whatever force is left goes straight into your skull.

Koroyd tubes collapse through the full duration of the impact. They keep absorbing. They spread the force across more time and more surface area. Less energy reaches your head. That’s not a marketing claim — it’s the same physics principle that’s been protecting motorcyclists, alpine skiers, and military personnel for over a decade. Shrey brought it to cricket, and it changes what a helmet can actually do for you.

The other thing about Koroyd? It’s 95% air. Which is why this helmet weighs around 730 grams with the titanium visor on. That’s lighter than most decent club helmets with a steel grille — and it offers significantly more protection. You don’t have to choose between safe and light anymore.

The Titanium Visor — Worth Every Rupee

The visor on this helmet is top-grade titanium. Stronger than steel. Lighter than steel. And crucially — it holds its shape when a ball strikes it. A visor that deforms on impact can close the gap between the grille and your face. Titanium doesn’t do that. It takes the hit and stays exactly where it was.

If you’ve ever batted against genuine pace bowling — even at club level — you know how much confidence comes from trusting your helmet. The titanium visor gives you that confidence. You stop thinking about the helmet and start thinking about the ball.

Ventilation That Actually Keeps You Cool

Here’s a small thing that becomes a big thing over a long innings — heat. Most helmets trap heat. You sweat, the padding gets wet, the helmet feels heavier than it is, and you start fidgeting with it between balls.

The Koroyd Titanium has a top air intake zone that draws cooler air from above the helmet and circulates it across your head. The Koroyd tubes themselves are open-celled — air moves through them, not around them. Hot air escapes. Cool air comes in. For Indian conditions — whether you’re batting under a noon sun in March or in a covered stadium in the evening — this makes a noticeable difference across a long innings.

Dual Retention — Fit It Once. Forget About It.

A helmet that shifts on your head is more dangerous than no helmet at all. The Shrey Koroyd Titanium comes with two ways to get the fit right.

The first is a 3D micro-adjustment dial at the back — one hand, a few clicks, done. You can tighten or loosen it mid-innings without removing your gloves. The second is a traditional cushion pad system for players who prefer the old school approach. Both are included in the box. Use whichever works for your head. Switch between them whenever you want.

The chin strap is padded and adjustable. The anti-bacterial fast-wicking padding inside keeps things fresh through long sessions. Shock absorption side plates cover the temples — where angled balls and helmet edges cause the kind of impacts that straight-on protection misses.

It’s Certified. Properly.

BS 7928:2013 + A1 2019. That’s the British Standard for cricket helmets — the toughest certification in the sport. Tested with both the 4¾ oz and 5½ oz ball. This isn’t a helmet that’s been self-certified by the brand or tested to a softer standard. It’s been independently verified to protect you at the level it claims to.

In competitive cricket at any level in India today, this is the certification that matters.

  • What’s in the Box

Helmet. Pro neck guard. Rear pad. Carry bag. Spare velcro strips. Everything you need for match day, ready from the moment you open it.

  • Colours Available

Navy, Black, Maroon, Green, Red, Royal Blue, Sky Blue, Yellow. Match your club colours or just pick the one that looks right on you.

  • Who Should Buy This

Anyone who bats seriously. Academy players, club players, state-level players, professionals. Anyone who faces fast bowling and wants to stop thinking about whether their helmet is enough — and start thinking about the ball. If you’re still wearing a basic foam-liner helmet because it came with your kit bag, this is the upgrade that actually matters.

  • Why Anytime Sports

We stock genuine Shrey equipment at Anytime Sports — every helmet is authentic, sealed, and sourced directly through official channels. We’re based in Thane and we ship fast across India. If you need help with sizing or colour, reach out before you order. We’re happy to help.

What is the difference between the Shrey Classic Steel and the Shrey Koroyd Titanium?

The Classic Steel is Shrey's reliable, well-built helmet for club and school level play — ABS shell, EPS foam liner, steel grille, rotary adjustment, certified to BS 7928:2013. It weighs around 880 grams and does everything a proper cricket helmet needs to do at an accessible price. The Koroyd Titanium is Shrey's premium model — it uses Koroyd crumple zone technology for significantly more advanced impact absorption, a top-grade titanium visor, and weighs just 730 grams. If you're playing serious competitive cricket against genuine pace bowling, the Koroyd Titanium is the better investment. For school cricket, club nets, and regular match play at recreational to club level, the Classic Steel is the right choice.

Is the Shrey Classic Steel helmet certified for competitive cricket in India?

Yes. The Classic Steel is certified to BS 7928:2013 + A1 2019 — the same international standard that applies to cricket helmets at professional level. It has been tested with both the 4¾ oz junior ball and the 5½ oz senior ball. It is fully approved for competitive play at school, district, club, and association level.

How do I find the right size?

Measure the circumference of your head just above the eyebrows using a soft tape measure. Small fits 55–58cm, Medium fits 58–61cm, Large fits 60–63cm, and XLarge fits 62–65cm. If you're between sizes, go with the larger option and use the rotary adjustment dial to dial in the fit. If you're unsure, contact us at Anytime Sports before ordering — we're happy to help you get the right size.

Can I wash the sweat band inside the helmet?

Yes. The Shrey Classic Steel has a removable and washable swoppa band — pull it out, hand wash it, let it air dry, and put it back. We recommend washing it after every 3–4 sessions to maintain hygiene and comfort. Four spare velcro sets are included in the box so you can replace the attachment velcro if it wears out over time.

Is the steel grille fixed or removable on the Classic Steel?

The grille is fixed — it does not detach. This is actually a strength of the Classic Steel's design. A fixed grille is structurally stronger and more stable than a removable clip-on grille. It won't loosen over time, won't rattle during play, and won't shift position when a ball makes contact. The silver powder coat finish on the steel also reduces glare and resists corrosion from sweat and rain.

How heavy is the Shrey Classic Steel helmet?

The Shrey Classic Steel weighs approximately 880 grams — which is heavier than the Koroyd Titanium (730g) but typical for a well-built ABS and steel visor helmet at this level. For most club and school players playing standard match durations, the weight is manageable and comfortable throughout an innings.

Can you ship these product overseas ?

Yes. We do but there will be extra charges need to paid

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