Product Details
Star MIPS DLX Tantrum Full Face Helmet by Bell®. Introduced back in 1967, the first full-face helmet on the market, the Bell Star has long represented THE standard in head protection, and it has inspired an industry to pursue the science of head protection. The new Star is the continuing evolution of that original ethos, and more. Drawing Bell inspiration from the essential needs of the modern racer, and loaded with quality features – TriMatrix composite shell, MIPS energy management, XStatic liner, and Panovision Class 1 optics - it's a complete rethinking of what a race helmet should be.
Specifications
| Weight: 1500 gr |
| Style: Graphic |
| Bluetooth: Compatible |
| Face Shield: Yes |
| Integrated Sun Visor: No |
| Peak Visor: No |
| Pinlock Ready: No |
| Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and SNELL Approved and SHARP Tests |
Includes
- Star MIPS DLX Full Face Helmet
Features
- Contour removable cheek pads for superior fit and comfort
- Eyewear Compatible
- Integrated Speaker Pockets
- MIPS®-Equipped
- Panovision™ Shield with Class 1 Optics
- Street Orientation
- TriMatrix Composite Shell
- X-Static® and XT-2® Padding
Eyewear Compatible
Using prescription glasses or a preferred pair of shades is now possible with eyewear arm pockets woven right into the interior liner.
MIPS®-Equipped
MIPS stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System, which is a leading slip-plane technology inside the helmet designed to reduce rotational forces that can result from certain impacts.
Panovision™ Shield with Class 1 Optics
Maximum visibility allows you to see better in a tight or tucked position and make safer lane changes and head-checks.
Tri-Matrix Composite Shell
A proprietary mix of Aramid, carbon fiber, and fiberglass delivers all the strength of carbon fiber in a more budget-protecting package.
X-Static® and XT-2® Padding
Quick-drying pad materials, woven with real silver fibers, inhibit growth of odor-causing bacteria and fungi.
It’s no coincidence that Bell® is both the first name in speed and the first name in helmets. Born in the 1950’s California hot rod and racing scene, Bell founder Roy Richter built an entire industry anticipating the unmet needs of those with a speed-hungry disposition. People wanted to drive fast…he corralled all the go-fast parts he could find into the world’s first speed shop. They wanted to race…he built them race cars. And when the need-for-speed started to reveal some grim realities, Roy did something about that too and Bell Helmets was born.