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STILO Helmets - WRC DES - Integrated Microphone Boom

Autoclave Molded Kevlar/Fiberglass Composite

SNELL 2010 Approved

WEIGHT:

Small Shell: 1400 Grams / 3.08 Lbs

Large Shell: 1440 Grams / 3.17 Lbs

STANDARD INTERCOM EQUIPMENT:

Noise attenuating earmuffs with speakers

Noise canceling dynamic microphone

Intercom plug fully integrated

Comes with an M6 nut integrated into helmet shell for interfacing with Head and Neck Restraints.

Note, HANS users must purchase HANS Posts from Stilo to use with their HANS - standard HANS Posts will not fit the integrated anchor..

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The WRC DES Composite helmet has the same shape and fit as the WRC DES 8860 helmet, but without the extra thick 100% Carbon Fiber shell. It is formed in the same manner as the 8860, but with a Kevlar/Fiberglass mix which yields a competitively priced helmet without sacrificing shell integrity and weight.

The integrated microphone boom sets the WRC DES apart from other open face helmets and gives a secure location for communications equipment.

Features an M6 nut integrated into the shell to interface with Head and Neck Restraint Systems.

The earmuffs provide a significantly quieter environment for the driver by aurally isolating the ear. The pressure upon the head can be adjusted by replacing the special foam rubber pads placed between the earmuff and the helmet.

The earmuff’s unique shape ensures they stay in place and do not make the helmet difficult to put on or take off.

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