Sa2015 Pyrotect Pro Ultra Carbon Fiber Duckbill Helmet-triflow,hans Ready on 2040-parts.com
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Tech Line 775 848-6740 SA2015 Pyrotect Carbon Fiber Pro Ultra Carbon Fiber Duckbill Helmet Pyrotect’s Patented SA2015 Pro Airflow carbon helmets are unmatched by the competition. The Pro Airflow SA2015 helmets come with a unique six pad interior system which allows for resizing the helmet for a perfect fit along with corrugated ridges which allows for better heat transfer to keep you cooler and reduce fogging. The Pro Ultra helmets are vacuum bagged and autoclave cured for superior helmet strength and durability while keeping the helmet as light as possible. Specifically engineered with a 100% Carbon Fiber shell for high strength-to-weight, high tensile strength, high chemical resistance, and high temperature tolerance for ultimate safety and performance Vacuum bagged & autoclave curing techniques used to create an extra strength light weight shell for maximum durability Specially engineered exclusive TriFlow™ attachments allow for quick modification from a standard Full Face to a Forced Air helmet in (left/right) Side, or Top Air New head liner air channel layout for superior comfort, improved air flow, and greater heat transfer to keep you cooler at all times Novel TrueFit™ liner & cheek pad system: 6 fully removable pads for ease of cleaning and finding that ideal custom fit Reliable stainless steel hardware and Kevlar chin strap .125″ high strength Polycarbonate shield with tensioning tear off post Rubber eye port gasket for a secure seal Compatible with Racing Optics or Ultra Shield tear offs Large eye port offers greater visibility M6 inserted for head & neck restraint devices Great aerodynamics, Sleek design, extreme comfort, and ease of use Fire retardant NOMEX interior Snell SA 2015 rated Sizes XXS to XXXL
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