Supair Pilot Paragliding Helmet Adjustable For Ppg, Paramotor, Paraglider Pilots

Description

The PILOT helmet was specially developed by Supair for paraglider pilots and paragliding schools. It is modern, comfortable and very light.
Certified for paragliding / freeflight CE EN 966
Weight: 380 grams* (shell 320 grams)
One size, adjustable XS to L (54 to 59 cm)
Colour:
Petrol Black
Delivered with a protective microfiber helmet bag
*Complete with adjustable headband and removable ear pads.
PILOT: THE IDEAL PARAGLIDING HELMET
The PILOT flight helmet meets the requirements of the European standard EN966 : 2012 + A1 : 2012 and the European Directive EU / 89/686 / EEC (indicated by the CE marking).
The PILOT flight helmet is a category 2 EPI.
Monobloc construction (in-mould manufacturing process) with adjustment dial: one size helmet with adjustable headband covering sizes from XS to L (54 to 59 cm).
The shell is only 320g, probably making it the lightest certified paragliding helmet on the market. Comfort was made possible by combining minimal shell weight with comfort padding around and atop the head. With a great field of view, the PILOT is a helmet which doesn't get in the way.
The size adjustment dial on the back is very effective for adjusting the headband circumference to suit the pilot's head size. Ventilation is achieved through an inner air flow circuit with an exterior air intake.
Closing the chinstrap is actuated by tightening a precise self-locking toothed strap. Releasing the locking mechanism is easily done even with gloves on.
The inner comfort foam and ear pads are removable to facilitate product maintenance.
CHARACTERISTICS
Materials: In-mould technology
Adjustable headband with size adjustment dial
14 air vents
Internal comfort foam and ear pads are removable and washable
Fastening via a self-locking toothed strap
Removable ear pads
Ski mask connection (ski goggles strap clip on the back)
CERTIFICATION
European Standard: EN966: 2012 + A1 : 2012
European Directive: EU/89/686/EEC
IN-MOULD TECHNOLOGY
The in-mould manufacturing process is made by fusing a polycarbonate shell for the exterior to an EPS* foam on the inside of the helmet. This method of construction offers an optimal balance between protection and light weight.
*EPS: Expanded Polystyrene