BELL
MTB Helmet BELL 4FORTY AIR MIPS Grey/White Matte
Réf. fabricant : 7139355
Ideal for All Mountain outings, the BELL 4Forty Mips helmet helmet features an enveloping, protective shape that covers the back of the head. Its structure is...
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89,99 €
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Ideal for All Mountain outings, the BELL 4Forty Mips helmet helmet features an enveloping, protective shape that covers the back of the head. Its structure is also ventilated by large openings, ensuring excellent comfort on the run.
The 4Forty helmet is built around a high-strength polycarbonate outer shell, which is fused to the thickness of absorbent foam using the weight-saving in-mold process. To raise the level of protection, this Bell helmet also features the Mips technology (Multi-directional impact protection system) technology, which promises to effectively disperse the forces created on an oblique impact.
The 4Forty also features a comfortable Float Fit occipital adjustment system, an adjustable visor, and Sweat Guide front padding to prevent perspiration from getting into the eyes.
The 4Forty helmet is built around a high-strength polycarbonate outer shell, which is fused to the thickness of absorbent foam using the weight-saving in-mold process. To raise the level of protection, this Bell helmet also features the Mips technology (Multi-directional impact protection system) technology, which promises to effectively disperse the forces created on an oblique impact.
The 4Forty also features a comfortable Float Fit occipital adjustment system, an adjustable visor, and Sweat Guide front padding to prevent perspiration from getting into the eyes.
Size Guide :
| SIZES | HEAD SIZE |
| S | 52-56 cm |
| M | 55-59 cm |
| L | 58-62 cm |
| XL | 61-65 cm |
Ref: 15482068828540
Points forts
The lightweight, durable and well-ventilated in-mold shell;
The added safety of Mips technology;
Float Fit adjustment system;
The comfort of Sweat Guide interior padding.
