Description
RACELID DF-X composite helmet – designed for increased safety, comfort and unmatched quality at an affordable price. The clean aerodynamic design, along with our highly efficient venting system provides superior air circulation throughout the helmet interior.
Racelid DF-X Features.
- Designed with a Composite Tri Weave shell for maximum durability.
- Stainless Steel hardware and a Kevlar chinstrap.
- New Interchangeable cheek pad system for better adjustability, added comfort, and cleaning.
- Front and rear top venting for improved air intake and heat exhaust.
- .125″ Polycarbonate shield with tear off posts.
- Rubber eye port seal.
- Compatible with Racing Optics or Ultra Shield tear offs.
- Large eye port offers greater visibility.
- M6 inserted for head neck restraint devices.
- Great aerodynamics.
- Fire retardant Nomex interior.
- Snell SA 2020 rated.
- Sizes XS (53-54cm), S (55-56cm), M (57-58cm), L (59-60cm), XL (61-62cm)
Colours: White or Flat Black
About Snell Foundation
The Snell Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to research, education, testing and development of helmet safety standards. Since its founding in 1957, Snell has been a leader in helmet safety in the United States and around the world.
History
Established in 1957 after the tragic death of Pete “William” Snell, the Snell Memorial Foundation (now Snell Foundation) has been a leader in helmet safety both in the United States and around the world. For over 60 years, the Snell Foundation, a not-for-profit organization, has been dedicated exclusively to head protection through scientific and medical research, standards development, helmet testing, and public education.
Integrity
Snell maintains independence from helmet manufacturers. There is no manufacturer representative on the Snell Board of Directors. The Snell name and sticker on every certified helmet have become symbols of premium head protection. The trust from the riding public and the endorsement from all top level international and national racing authorities are demonstrated in their support for Snell Standards going back more than half century. Snell updates standards at least every five years based on new research findings and available technology.
