Skeleton riders have a habit of sporting some intense helmets - here are the best ones from Pyeongchang 2018

Kevin Boyer is representing Canada in his first Olympics and has been attempting to raise funds to help support his Olympic journey through a crowd-funding campaign. He sports a helmet featuring a Haida-inspired beaver design.

Sungbin Yun of South Korea is the favorite to win the men's skeleton event and bring home gold for the host nation. He's also a big fan of Iron Man — so much so that he's turn himself into a Tony Stark of sorts as he shoots down the ice.

Christopher Grotheer represents his home of Germany by proudly displaying the country's coat of arms — a black eagle — on his helmet.

Dave Greszczyszyn's helmet features a grizzly bear looking ready to attack — likely a play on a nickname of his.

Maria Marinela Mazilu's helmet ensures she always has her eyes on the track.

Jaclyn Narracott sports the national colors of Australia — green and gold — as she speeds down her path.

Mirela Rahneva's helmet is the most touching in the Olympic field — a tribute to her mother, who passed away in June after a long battle with cancer.

Representing the United States, Katie Uhlaender has a bald eagle lead her path as she flies down to the bottom of the mountain.

Hiroatsu Takahashi has one of the most dazzling designs in all of skeleton.

This Skeletor looking helmet from Joseph Luke Cecchini is fitting of the competition.

Canadian Barrett Martineau looks ferocious as he tears down the track.

The blackout look of Tomass Dukurs from Latvia sports a complete blackout helmet — and looks like a super hero when he's off his sled.

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