Lazer Cage KinetiCore Full Face Helmet - matte twilight - 2nd Choice

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Product Description:

This helmet stands for enduro and downhill races and does not compromise

The Cage KinetiCore does not only score points on its looks, it is the first ever 5-star rated full face helmet on Virginia Tech too! Features like a magnetic buckle, seamless goggle integration and a design to comfortably fit your neck brace will boost your confidence on the track. Ready for extreme fun?

Features of the Lazer Cage KinetiCore Full Face Helmet

• Easy to operate magnetic buckle
• KinetiCore technology
• Neck brace compatibility
• ASTM certified
• Secure goggle position
• No more pressure points
• Strong and lightweight

The first ever full-face helmet with a published 5-star protection rating from Virginia Tech. Thanks to the advanced KinetiCore technology, the Cage features innovative rotational and direct impact protection.

Designed for the modern downhill and enduro racer, pushing their limits on course. The Cage provides excellent airflow for maximum breathability, making it equally comfortable for race runs and the long climb back to the top.

The anti-slip grip on the back of the helmet keeps goggles securely in place for the roughest descents, while the magnetic buckle eliminates gloved hands fumbling with the chin strap.

5-star KinetiCore impact protection

KinetiCore protects against both direct and rotational impact. Controlled crumple zones crumple under impact and absorb the energy that otherwise would reach the cyclist's brain.