AIROH Helmet COMMANDER 2 colour 2025, glossy white, size 2025 XL

AIROH Helmet COMMANDER 2 colour 2025, glossy white, size 2025 XL
The AIROH COMMANDER 2 motorcycle helmet is a full-face helmet designed for both touring and off-road riding. The composite material shell meets the strict ECE 22.06 homologation standard, ensuring a high level of protection. For a comfortable ride, you will appreciate the integrated sun visor and the anti-scratch, anti-fog visor. The inner lining is fully removable, washable, and hypoallergenic, making it easy to maintain and keeping it hygienic.
Key features of the AIROH COMMANDER 2 colour 2025 motorcycle helmet
- Made from a composite material shell
- Homologated according to the ECE 22.06 safety standard
- Visor with anti-scratch treatment and a UV filter
- Equipped with a Pinlock insert and an anti-fog coating
- Integrated retractable sun visor
- Fully removable, washable, and hypoallergenic inner lining
- Removable cheek pads for easy cleaning
- Ready for communication system installation
- Secure DD-ring fastening
- Weight 1600g (±50g)
Comfortable interior and an unobstructed view
The inner lining is designed with a focus on comfort and hygiene. You can easily remove and wash the entire interior, including the cheek pads, to maintain a fresh feeling even after long journeys. The hypoallergenic material reduces the risk of skin irritation. A well-thought-out system ensures a clear view. The main visor has an anti-scratch coating and a UV filter. It is protected against fogging by both an anti-fog treatment and the included Pinlock insert. When riding in bright sunshine, you'll appreciate the integrated retractable sun visor, which is easy to operate even with gloves on.
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ACI Auto Components International s.r.o., Podnikatelská 549, 190 11 Praha 9 - Běchovice, [email protected] www.aci.cz
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

