Features
- Features intermediate oval shape which fits the majority of head shapes in the North American markets
- Internal Air Channel — Improved ventilation with an enhanced air extraction system, pulling hot/moist air from the eye port area through ducted channels behind the cheek pads that exhaust out the side cowl vents, keeping the rider cool and helping to reduce fogging
- The addition of the internal Structural net and Peripheral Belt further strengthens the shell with minimal increase to weight or thickness
- Super Fiber and special synthetic reinforcing fibers allows for a stronger, yet lighter shell with excellent Glancing Off properties
- Shield Latch — The Variable Axis System (VAS) latch captures and securely holds the shield closed to help resist unexpected opening
- PB-SNC2 Shell — Z Resin developed and blended in-house, bonds the many layers and materials of the shell more securely using less resin, improving shell strength as well as reducing weight
- VAS Shield Mechanism — By combining the pin trajectory with the two trajectories of the double pivot point slot, the shield opens and closes smoothly even with the much lower shield mount position
- Larger latch allows for intuitive and seamless shield operation, even with heavy gloves
- Dual-function lever releases both the side cover/pod and shield pin for quick and simple shield removal
- Shield has a positive stop to resist unintentional opening, even in the de-mist position, but with a slight pull on the lift tab to clear this stop the shield simply lifts with ease
- Vents are lightly mounted to remain frangible and easily come off in an impact so as not to snag on obstacles or cause excess rotational force
- IC Duct5 — Uses a three-position slide gate to improve sealing for reduced noise and water intrusion
ARAI’S 5-YEAR WARRANTY All Arai helmets are warranted against defects in material and workmanship, and as serviceable only for the properly fitted first user for 5 years after purchase, but no more than 7 years from the date of manufacture.
