HJC i50 Flux Helmet

The HJC i50 Flux Helmet uses SLID ( Sliding Layer Impact Distribution Sliding Layer Impact Distribution (SLID) is a helmet safety technology that incorporates a special gel-like material inside the helmet liner. This technology reduces the amount of energy delivered to the brain in the event of an impact by providing a rotating function that cushions and disperses rotational forces. The advanced gel layer provides flowable properties that disperse impact, ensuring maximum safety and protection for riders. ) technology that helps to redirect energy-exerted impacts on the brain by reducing rotational acceleration caused by oblique impacts. SLID is located in the helmet interior and is an advanced gel material with flowable properties. This allows the layer to counter the rotational acceleration, like a slip, thus dispersing the impact when a multi-directional impact occurs. The HJC i50 Helmet also sports a longer visor, protecting your eyes from the sun and face from roost.

Features:

• Advanced polycarbonate composite shell
• Lightweight, superior fit and comfort designed using advanced CAD technology
• Impact-absorbing, multi-density EPS liner Expanded polystyrene (EPS) is a rigid, energy absorbing foam. In the helmet industry, EPS is the most common means of energy management to protect the brain. Generic EPS is often referred to as “Styrofoam” (a trademarked name owned by the Dow Chemical Company). Premium helmet producers utilize multi-density EPS liners to balance comfort, safety and performance.
• Maximum range adjustable visor
• SLID (Sliding Layer Impact Distribution) air gel built into the liner improves comfort, softens impact effectively and manages multi-directional shock
• Large eye port for maximum visibility and superior goggle fit
• Aerodynamic rear spoiler
• ACS Advanced Channeling Ventilation System with 9 top and forehead intake vents that combine with 4 rear exhaust vents to provide flow-through ventilation that helps to pull heat and humidity up and out of the helmet’s interior
• SuperCool liner is misture-wicking, odor-free and antimicrobial
• Liner and cheek pads are removable and washable
• Nylon strap double D-ring retention system neatly secures the chin strap
• DOT and ECE 22.05 The ECE 22.05 (Economic Commission for Europe) standard is quite a bit younger than the current DOT standard, and in many ways offers a more comprehensive battery of testing than its American cousin. ECE standards test for safety features that can contribute to avoiding an accident altogether, such as the optical quality of approved face shields and safety factors not directly related to impact, such as shell rigidity. Unlike the DOT, every ECE 22.05 certified helmet model must actually be tested against the standard by an independent lab before it is available for sale with an ECE sticker. approved