Troy Lee Designs D3 Fiberlite Silhouette Helmet
Description
Is there anything more grin-inducing than speeding down trails on a mountain bike? We don't think so. However, even when you're in the flow it can soon take a turn for the worse and you find yourself heading unexpectedly to the dirt. This is where the D3 Fiberlite comes in. Troy Lee Designs have incorporated the best features from their D3 Carbon and Composite designs into a more value-focused lid, creating a hybrid worthy of any mountain bike ripper. Extremely lightweight, it offers high-end protection to your head without breaking the bank. Optimised Airflow Airy comfort is taken care of via 20 high-flow intake ports and six exhausts that maximise the flow of air around the head. Wind-tunnel tested, it has already proved its aerodynamic ability and the efficient ventilation system works hand-in-hand with the ports to help you avoid sweat. Keeping you focused as you line up the mother of all kickers, the D3 Fiberlite has been crafted from a lightweight fibreglass shell, the lid weighs in at just 1225g and provides a luxurious fitting thanks to the specially-sized 3D cheek pads. Allowing for the padded interior liner to be removed should you wish to wash it and freshen up, the D3 is one of the comfiest forms of protection on the market. Raise The Standards Working night and day to make the D3 race-ready, Troy Lee Designs have certainly raised the bar when it comes to their latest creation. If the unthinkable should happen and you suffer a fall, the pads can be removed with a lever to provide an easy exit from the helmet. If the comfort and protection levels weren’t enough, there are the race-style graphics to ensure you stand out from the crowd. An included drawstring helmet sock keeps your new pride and joy safe when you're not shredding. Bragging a reputation as ‘The most decorated helmet in professional racing’, the D3 Fiberlite is no doubt one of the finest forms of protection you can partner with during your mountain bike session.
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