Impact Racing Padded Helmet Bags 71000915 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Helmet Bag Color: Black Helmet Bag Material: Nylon Helmet Bag Closure: Zipper
When your helmet's not protecting you, make sure you're protecting it with a padded helmet bag from Impact Racing! These helmet bags offer a full-length zipper with integrated pockets and plenty of storage space for all your accessories, as well as a double-lined nylon outer shell and soft faux shearling liner to keep your gear safe and easy to access. Impact Racing bags have handles on the side which make transporting your helmet to and from the track or trail a cinch. |
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