Dual Sport Helmet Overview & Buying Guide:

The AFX FX-39 Dual Sport Helmet Review:

Moving into the mid-range price range, the AGV AX-8 DS EVO helmet is lightweight with its composite shell: carbon fiber, Kevlar and fiberglass. With an evolved chin spoiler area that absorbs shock, there's a reduced risk of chest trauma. The chin vent area has a new shape with increased rubber. The visor is scratch proof and has anti-fog and distortion free properties. The helmet vents well, has a removable breath guard, washable cheekpads and lining. DOT and ECE 22.05 certified.
AGV AX-8 DS EVO Helmet Review:

In the mid-range price range, the Icon Variant Helmet is executed in a fiberglass, Dyneema and carbon fiber with a dual-density EPS core. A wind tunnel refined shape provides extensive venting and a removable and washable wicking liner. The anti-lift visor has an extended eyeport and zero distortion optics. Peak is non removable and exceptionally aerodynamic. This helmet is ECE, DOT, SAI and SG certified.
The Icon Variant Helmet Review:

The Shoei Hornet DS Review:

The high end Arai XD-4 helmet implements improvements over the XD-3 dual sport, already leading the pack in this category. Notable improvements are increased ventilation with redesigned face vents, a venturi vent at the brow and larger sculpted side cowl vents. The dry-Cool interior is fully removable with micro fitting 5mm peel away temple pads. A new shell shape creates better aerodynamics and stability at higher street speeds. Snell approved.
The Arai XD-4 Helmet Review:
-MotoMary
No comments:
Post a Comment