SHARK SPARTAN RS SHAYTAN MAT KRA
R8,500.00
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DARK/TINTED VISORS SOLD SEPERATELY.
The Spartan RS is the first Shark helmet of this new generation to meet the ECE 22.06 standard. It is equipped with the extremely resistant visor VZ300 in optical quality class 1, which has already proven itself in the Spartan GT. In addition, great emphasis was also placed on optimizing the aerodynamic properties during development. This reduces air resistance, driving noise at medium and high speeds, and the buffeting effect.
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Features:
- shell made of fiberglass
- 2 shell sizes for optimal morphological adjustment
- multi-density EPS
- Shark Emergency Removal System to allow for quick release of the helmet interior in case of an emergency
- optical Class 1-rated visor featuring variable thicknesses and an anti-scratch treatment
- Pinlock Max Vision® included in the box
- ergonomic visor locking system, complete with an airflow position
- ultra soft visor notching movement
- UV380-labeled visor treated to resist scratches
- quick visor release system
- removable interior suitable for machine washing (30° C max)
- 3D morpho cheeks
- EasyFit system: optimal comfort for riders wearing glasses
- dual use anti-fog breath guard
- anti-fog mask
- slot reserved for the Sharktooth® intercom
- 3 air inlets and 4 air extractors
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DARK/TINTED VISORS SOLD SEPERATELY.
The Spartan RS is the first Shark helmet of this new generation to meet the ECE 22.06 standard. It is equipped with the extremely resistant visor VZ300 in optical quality class 1, which has already proven itself in the Spartan GT. In addition, great emphasis was also placed on optimizing the aerodynamic properties during development. This reduces air resistance, driving noise at medium and high speeds, and the buffeting effect.