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Sweet Rooster II MIPS LE natural carbon

Sweet Rooster II MIPS LE natural carbon

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€649.00 ** €449.95 *

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Artikel-Nr.: 18h-SWE840056-NACAR
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Sweet Rooster II MIPS LE natural carbon

PROPERTIES
Season: 2023/24
Helmet category by age/gender: Unisex
Construction: Half Shell, Audio system compatible
colour: carbon
FEATURES
Construction
  • Weight: 570g
  • Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CRP) Shell Technology
  • MIPS (Multidirectional Impact Protection System)
  • Impact Shield Technology - distributes the impact from the inside in the critical zones over a larger area
  • Removable, quick-drying and washable CoolMax lining
  • Size adjustment with FitPads
  • Audio Ready System (audio chips not included, sold separately)
Certification
  • CE EN 1077:2007 Class B
  • ASTM 2040-11
DESCRIPTION

The helmets of the Rooster Limited Edition (LE) are extraordinary and exclusive models with exquisite lacquering and details - all handmade! This is a racing helmet with Sweet's carbon fiber reinforced prepeg polymer shell, which offers incredible strength and impact resistance with a low and elegant profile. This model is equipped with MIPS and a Comfort Liner.

MIPS SYSTEM
MIPS mimics the protection system of our brain In the event of an impact at an angle, the helmet shell slides over the low-friction MIPS intermediate layer.

The result: less rotational stress on the brain.
The results of in-depth studies have shown that helmets with MIPS technology significantly reduce the loads that occur when an impact occurs at an angle. MIPS does not affect design or shape, comfort or performance. You don't even feel that you are wearing a helmet with MIPS! But in the event of a fall, the helmet slips minimally over the MIPS intermediate layer during the impact, reducing rotational stress on the brain.