LS2 Metro Evo Rapid Matt Black Orange Helmet
Bold. Innovative. Advanced. Modular. LS2’s Metro reimagines the possibilities of a modern, full-face modular motor- cycle helmet. It starts with the aerodynamic shell built from our exclusive Kinetic Polymer Alloy (KPA). This super strong alloy offers exceptionally lightweight and a bit of flexibility for energy absorption with penetration resistance that rivals that of high-end composites. The Metro is dual-homologated as both a full-face and open-face helmet.
LS2 PIONEER Element Helmet
THE BEST technology
If you are a Motocross, a Moto Country or an Endure racer and you do thrill riding you need serious equipment and the PIONEER MX436 delivers! The PIONEER MX436 was developed for professional off-road use in collaboration with our LS2 riders from the Cross, Enduro and Supermotard Championship Series.
LS2 Pioneer Trigger Helmet
Dual sport helmets let you ride from the asphalt street to dirt roads with the same helmet.
Steelbird Sb-42 Bang Glossy Black Motocross Helmet
Steelbird Sb-42 Bang Glossy Black Motocross Helmet
1.High Impact ABS Material Shell.
2.Multi layer EPS (Thermocol) High Density and low density For more Safety with Air Channels.
3.Micro-Metric Buckle meeting European Standards.
4.The ventilation of the helmet’s upper part uses the AIR BOOSTER system.
5.Innovative ventilation system is also equipped with an air intake in the chin guard, an air intake in the frontal & Top area and two rear extractors recycling air inside the helmet.
Steelbird Sb-42 Bang Matt Black Motocross Helmet
Steelbird Sb-42 Bang Matt Black Motocross Helmet
1.High Impact ABS Material Shell.
2.Multi layer EPS (Thermocol) High Density and low density For more Safety with Air Channels.
3.Micro-Metric Buckle meeting European Standards.
4.The ventilation of the helmet’s upper part uses the AIR BOOSTER system.
5.Innovative ventilation system is also equipped with an air intake in the chin guard, an air intake in the frontal & Top area and two rear extractors recycling air inside the helmet.
