Product Details
Qualifier DLX Blackout Full Face Helmet (7085215) by Bell®. Performance and Connectivity. Shell Type: Lightweight polycarbonate/ABS shell construction. Interior/Liner Type: Removable/Washable anti-bacterial interior. Cheek Pad Type: Contoured cheek pads for superior fit and comfort. Color: Blackout Matte Black. Velocity Flow Ventilation system with FlowAdjust. Packed with features gleaned directly from Bell flagship Star line, the Qualifier DLX delivers exceptional performance at incredible value. Fully decked with aggressive styling, VelocityFLow ventilation, a removable, washable liner, integrated speaker pockets and a padded wind collar, the only thing missing from this feature list is a hefty price tag. There's even an integrated communications port for Sena and Cardo Bluetooth stereo communications.
Specifications
| Color: Matte Black |
| Size: X-Small |
| Weight: 1557 gr +/- 50 gr |
| Style: Solid |
| Bluetooth: Compatible |
| Face Shield: Yes |
| Integrated Sun Visor: No |
| Peak Visor: No |
| Pinlock Ready: No |
| Helmet Certification: DOT Approved and SHARP Tests |
Includes
- Qualifier DLX Blackout Full Face Helmet with Clear Face Shield
- Dark Smoke Shield
Features
- Contoured Cheek Pads
- Industry-Leading Five-Year Warranty
- Integrated communication port accommodates Sena and Cardo Bluetooth® stereo headset and intercom systems
- Integrated Speaker Pockets
- Lightweight Polycarbonate/ABS Shell Construction
- Padded Chin-Strap with D-Ring Closure
- Padded Wind Collar drastically reduces wind and road noise
- Removable/washable anti-bacterial interior
- Velocity Flow Ventilation™ system with FlowAdjust™
It’s no coincidence that Bell® is both the first name in speed and the first name in helmets. Born in the 1950’s California hot rod and racing scene, Bell founder Roy Richter built an entire industry anticipating the unmet needs of those with a speed-hungry disposition. People wanted to drive fast…he corralled all the go-fast parts he could find into the world’s first speed shop. They wanted to race…he built them race cars. And when the need-for-speed started to reveal some grim realities, Roy did something about that too and Bell Helmets was born.