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Nutcase Blackish (Gen3)
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Gender
Men, women
MIPS / SPIN
No
Weight
0,975 kg(Includes the weight of the sales package if present)
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| Overall rating | (2 reviews) |
Product description
It’s here! Gen3, our newest generation of helmets, combines the awesome features of our Gen2 helmets with several new innovations that will make your brain even happier. Newer sizing, improved ventilation, lighter weight, better reflectivity, a detachable visor and a removable spin dial join a multitude of designs, foam pads and our awesome magnetic buckle to make your helmet dreams come true.
-Durable ABS shellProtective EPS inner foam lining
-Magnetic buckle means no pinching!
-Front, top & back venting
-Crumple zones in external EPS to help disperse energy in the event of a crash
-Adjustable/Removable spin dial gives a snug & comfortable fit
-Detachable visor shades you from sun and rain
-Deluxe soft chin pad for extra comfort
-An extra set of foam pads to give you the perfect fit
-Increased 360 degree reflectivity by including straps and spin dial
-Improved ventilation by adding air channels in EPS
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 290 x 250 x 200 mm.
Gender
Men, women
MIPS / SPIN
No
Weight
0,975 kg(Includes the weight of the sales package if present)
Comments
| Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
— Show original — Show originalThe helmet feels to fit and work well. The size is worth testing before making a purchase decision: I don't feel myself big-headed, and the M-size helmet sits stubbornly on the head with default pads (in winter, the beanie doesn't fit under, but I also don't cycle on winter).
The magnetic lock seems convenient, although I wonder if it will stay in place in the event of an accident, as the lock also feels too easy to open and does not require a mechanical push of a button (release by sliding).
The cap doesn’t seem to stay in place but started to come off after just a couple of days of use. — Show originalQuite the best helmet. The big problem, though, is that the chin strap adjustment doesn’t stay but drains. Still, we have all of these.Brand
