Zamp - Ja-2 Sa2010 Open Face Auto Racing Helmet - Hans Snell Rated Scca Autox on 2040-parts.com
Location:
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Condition:New with tags
Brand:ZAMP
Style:Open Face
Make:ZAMP
Snell Rating:SA2010 / Auto Racing
Country of Manufacture:United States
Misc:Pre-Drilled for HANS Posts
ZAMP - JA-2 SA2010 Open Face Auto Racing Helmet - Summer Sale!
MSRP: $169.95
SALE: $139.95 - Price Reduction for a Limited Time Only!
Summer Blowout Sale: $129.95 - On Remaining Inventory Only!
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ZAMP is proud to introduce the JA-2 SA2010 Rated Auto Racing Helmet. The
Open Face JA-2 utilizes advanced features and leading edge styling
usually found in helmets at twice the cost making the ZAMP JA-2 to be
the best value in the Open Face SA2010-Rated helmet market. This helmet is now pre-drilled to accept HANS posts!
Features Include: - Fiberglass Lightweight Shell
- Plush Fire Retardant Interior
- Mounted Removable Visor with Sun Strip
- Chin strap with D-Ring for a secure fit
- Conforming fit for enhanced stability in an open face helmet
- Pre-Drilled for use with a HANS Device or other compatible Head and Neck Restraints!
- Snell SA-2010 Rated
- Colors Available: White and Matte Black
Optional "Pro Helmet Garage" Bag Features: Constructed With Durable PVC Backed Nylon Upper Mesh Venting - To Allow Helmet To Dry Plastic Bottom - Keeps Helmet Separated From The Elements Printed And Embroidered Logos And Graphics Custom Metal Vent Eyelets Generous Side Pockets - Hold your balaclavas, gloves, and more! Full Fleece Liner - Protects Your Helmet's Paint 11” H X 10” W X 18” L
This helmet carries the Snell SA2010 rating which is approved for use until the end of the year 2020. 
The
rating refers to the standard date the helmet adheres to. The ones you
are likely see are SA2005, SA2010, and SA2015. Every 5 years, Snell releases
a new standard which is a new series of tests the helmets must pass in
order to receive the new rating. The rating a helmet receives generally
means it's legal for use in most event types for 10 years from the
rating:
- SA2005 - Good until 2015
- SA2010 - Good until 2020
This helmet carries the Snell SA2010 rating which is approved for use until the end of the year 2020.
ZAMP JA-2 Helmet Sizing
Proper helmet fit is vital to the performance of a helmet during an impact. For the helmet to perform properly during an impact, it must stay securely on the head.
Measuring the head is only a starting point for the entire sizing procedure. Due to varying shapes, heads that are apparently the same size when measured may not necessarily fit the same size helmet.A
small metal tape measure or a cloth tape may be used to make your
initial measurement. You can also use a string, which can then be laid
against a measuring tape.
Measure the head from a point half an inch above the eyebrows and around the back of the head that results in
the largest possible measurement.
Take several measurements. The largest measurement is the one you want to use.
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