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1/22/2016 12:59pm
I am very impressed with how Leatt is marketing their new helmet. I have been a nerd about helmets for years, and always tried to do as much research on them as possible. Seems like these guys have used social media to make the dealers' job a little easier...
https://youtu.be/xkJd6Pm8ne4
https://youtu.be/xkJd6Pm8ne4
Just to point out one example, this graph does not provide the X and Y data ranges.
Without the necessary data the actual difference between a "normal helmet" (whatever that is) and their helmet could actually be so tiny as to not make any difference at all.
But the video was very good, if you don't count the graph.
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
The biggest question I have is whether the reduced brain rotation comes at the expense of impact absorption and distribution. If so, it must be a favorable trade off.
Marketing BS really.
I liked the features, including the reduced shell diameter. Looked shitty until the very end when they had one in the carbon/yellow kit.
Pit Row
Shane
also, the video needs moar dubstep
Shane
We know it's you, hence why you have a profile picture and name. Takes up so much space when people quote you.
Rt987
GrapeApe
Fearo
Then 6D comes along and introduces us to the concept of rotational protection. I was very happy to see some progress in something other than venting and removable chin pads. Bell have also stepped up and upped the ante by adding progressive layering to the rotational protection. Now Leatt has introduced a helmet with the Kahli dual foam technology which I was always impressed with....the question is....does this Leatt helmet now provide the best overall protection?
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