tld downhill helm Troy Lee Designs Stage Stunt Helmet w/ MIPS
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tld downhill helm

tld downhill helm Troy Lee Designs Stage Stunt Helmet w/ MIPS

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tld downhill helm Troy Lee Designs Stage Stunt Helmet w/ MIPSTroy Lee Designs Stage Stunt Drone MIPS Mountain Bike Helmet Inspired by the benchmark setting Stage full face, the Stage Stunt shares the same DNA, featuring cutting edge safety and performance technologies. Its lightweight polycarbonate shell, reinforced with fiber, is paired with dual density EPS to absorb both low and high speed impacts. Designed with rider fit and feel in mind, the Stage Stunt features two Dri lex neck rolls, adjustable up and

Troy Lee Designs - Stage Stunt Drone MIPS Mountain Bike Helmet

Inspired by the benchmark-setting Stage full-face, the Stage Stunt shares the same DNA, featuring cutting-edge safety and performance technologies. Its lightweight polycarbonate shell, reinforced with fiber, is paired with dual-density EPS to absorb both low- and high-speed impacts. Designed with rider fit and feel in mind, the Stage Stunt features two Dri-lex® neck rolls, adjustable up and down with three positions, a three-position visor compatible with goggles, and a Fidlock® magnetic buckle for quick, secure closure. At just 550g, it’s the lightest helmet in its class—so you can stay focused on the trail ahead.

 

Features:

  • High-impact Polycarbonate shell and visor
  • New Mips® Integra Fuse rotational impact protection
  • Dual-density EPS liner for optimized energy absorption
  • 9 intake vents, 13 exhaust vents for maximum airflow
  • Fidlock® magnetic buckle for easy one-handed use
  • Adjustable visor for personalized fit
  • 2 Dri-Lex® custom fit cheek pads adjustment system (15mm & 25mm)
  • 2 Dri-Lex® neck roll (15mm & 25mm) adjustable up and down with 3 positions
  • 3 way adjustable visor with goggles and glasses stowage
  • Improved forehead vents
  • Spare visor screws
  • Sticker kit included
  • Helmet sock
  • Certified for CPSC 1203 / CE EN1078 / ASTM F2032 / AS-NZS 2063 / NTA8776 ( E-Bike )

 

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