The Shrey Koroyd Steel is a premium, lightweight helmet built around Koroyd's crumple-zone core — welded tubes that absorb impact in a controlled way. Steel grille, dual retention fit system, and full BS 7928 certification for SA school and club cricket.
Shrey's Koroyd Steel is what serious players reach for. The Koroyd core — thousands of thin-walled welded tubes that are 95% air — crumples instantly and consistently on impact, absorbing maximum force and minimising the energy that reaches your head. It's optimised specifically for high-speed cricket-ball impacts.
Those same Koroyd tubes plus large air-intake vents drive the cooling that players rate highly — hot air escapes through the open cells, which matters through a long innings in the sun. The dual retention system lets you choose between a 3D one-hand micro-adjuster and traditional cushion pads.
It's certified to BS 7928:2013+A1:2019 and (EU) 2016/425, and tested with both 4¾ and 5½ oz balls. Worth noting: with the steel visor it's around 930g, so players coming off a titanium-grille helmet may feel a little extra weight at first.
Players report excellent protection and comfort; the Koroyd venting is praised for cooling, though some note the steel-visor version carries a little extra weight versus titanium.
Third-party buyer sentiment from reviews across other retailers — not yet Cricket Company's own pro-shop note (added later with Wayne).| Brand | Shrey |
| Core | Koroyd (95% air) |
| Grille | Stainless steel |
| Weight | ~930g (steel visor) |
| Standard | BS 7928:2013+A1:2019, (EU) 2016/425 |
Yes — it's certified to BS 7928:2013+A1:2019, the standard SA schools and clubs require. Always check your league's specific rules too.
A core of thin-walled welded tubes (95% air) that crumple on impact to absorb force in a controlled way — it also aids ventilation.
With the steel visor it's about 930g; players switching from a titanium grille may notice a little extra weight, but it's well-balanced for the protection it gives.
Measure around your head just above the ears and match to S/M/L/XL; the rear adjuster fine-tunes the fit. We'll fit you in-store.
Steel is more affordable and very strong; titanium is lighter for the same protection at a higher price. For most club and school players, steel is the sensible choice.