LEATT MTB Enduro 2.0 V23 Fietshelm met afneembare kinbeugel, maat L (59-63 cm), Wit

The LEATT MTB Enduro 2.0 V23 is a versatile convertible helmet designed for mountain biking, enduro, and trail riding. It features a removable chin guard, allowing you to switch between full-face and open-face configurations. With 360° Turbine Technology for impact protection and 20 vents for optimal airflow, this helmet offers both safety and comfort. The Fidlock magnetic buckle ensures easy one-handed operation, while the adjustable breakaway visor enhances goggle compatibility. The moisture-wicking, washable liner keeps you cool and fresh on long rides.

Advantages

Convertible design provides flexibility for different riding styles and conditions. The 360° Turbine Technology reduces rotational forces on the brain during impacts. The Fidlock magnetic buckle is quick and secure, even with gloves. The helmet is lightweight, weighing only 690 g in full-face mode and 360 g in open-face mode.

Suitable for

• Mountain biking (MTB)
• Enduro racing
• Trail riding
• Riders who want the option of full-face protection without buying two helmets

Key specifications

• Helmet Type: Convertible (Full-Face to Open-Face)
• Intended Discipline: MTB, Enduro, Trail
• Safety Certifications: ASTM DH, CPSC 1203, CE EN1078, AS/NZS 2063
• Impact Protection System: 360° Turbine Technology
• Chin Guard: Removable
• Shell Material: Polymer Compound
• Ventilation: Maxiflow Impact Foam Air Channels, 20 Vents
• Closure System: Fidlock Magnetic Buckle
• Visor: Adjustable, Breakaway Function
• Liner: Moisture-wicking, Breathable, Washable
• Goggle Compatibility: Optimized for Goggle Fit
• Size: L
• Head Circumference: 59-63 cm
• Color: White
• Weight (Full-Face Mode): 690 g (approx.)
• Weight (Open-Face Mode): 360 g (approx.)
• Removable Liner: Yes
• EPS Impact Foam: Yes

Recommendations

For optimal fit, measure your head circumference before purchasing. The helmet is designed to work with most goggles. Always ensure the chin guard is properly locked when riding in full-face mode.