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Just got the notification on Facebook (transworld live video), and watched. $695 price point, apparently on shelves by mid march.
anybody on here got any other information (shell size, design philosophy , etc)? I googled, couldn't find anything. they said the website should be live today.
update: editing the URL seemed to do the trick, not in the google cache yet
https://www.6dhelmets.com/atr-2/
Editor note: Vital First Look on ATR-2 - https://www.vitalmx.com/videos/features/First-Look-6Ds-ATR-2-Helmet,166…
anybody on here got any other information (shell size, design philosophy , etc)? I googled, couldn't find anything. they said the website should be live today.
update: editing the URL seemed to do the trick, not in the google cache yet
https://www.6dhelmets.com/atr-2/
Editor note: Vital First Look on ATR-2 - https://www.vitalmx.com/videos/features/First-Look-6Ds-ATR-2-Helmet,166…
https://www.6dhelmets.com/product-category/helmets/motorsports/atr-2/
The Shop
Kicking myself a little for getting an SE4 by the looks of the features in this helmet. Hopefully its a little more confortable than the last one.
Pit Row
skip to 3:04
6D ATR-2 Introduction
I've had 3 huge crashes (first crash crushed foot, second broke 5 ribs and third broke collarbone) and for every crash it felt like throwing my head on a pillow. Mind you, prior to buying this helmet I had been knocked unconscious twice and wanted to try and avoid that hence getting the ATR-1.
I swear by them. I'm on my second 6D helmet now and would not consider getting any other brand.
I have two ATR1 helmets and LOVE them.
You are correct that EPP is very good with multiple impacts. Much better than EPS. In the amount used in a helmet the material may cost more per pound but it’s not a big number in these amounts. Curious why you think the manufacturing is more difficult. Assuming you mean vs EPS. The two materials mold in similar ways both being bead foams. Using steam and pressure. The expansion of the EPS and EPP beads use different gases.
EPS can get better numbers in a single hit but is brittle in nature so the EPP performs much better in multiple hits.
Yes, I work in structural foams for a company that uses. EPP, EPE, Brock, XEPE. We don’t do EPS but know it well.
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