Helmet Acerbis Airstrike-C Carbon Blue/Amarillo
ANTES: €413.18
AHORRAS: -€41.48 ( Aprox.: 0% )
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The shell design is also made for perfect mask strap placement, with a thicker gasket around the area that helps improve grip. The front opening is designed to provide a wider field of vision and makes the helmet compatible with all large goggles.
In terms of safety, the helmet features a lightweight double-D ring chin strap made of red anodized aluminum. The removable, hypoallergenic, breathable, and washable inner padding is made from soft-touch fabrics that are great at wicking moisture away. The helmet also includes the new A.C.S. (Acerbis Comfort System), which uses elastics and small rubber suction cups for a better fit and ventilation on top of your head.
Ventilation is top-notch, with 4 air intakes and 6 exhaust vents. The cheek pads have a new attachment system for easier removal, plus silicone logos on the padding to help identify the release points. The helmet also features a Quick Release System for quick removal in case of an emergency.
Acerbis delivers an impressive helmet not only in performance but also in features: the Airstrike-C comes with a camera mount, an extended peak for extra protection from the sun, water, and mud, and a spare screw kit.
At just 1150g ± 50g, this helmet is one of the lightest ECE 2206 certified helmets on the market. Overall, the Acerbis Airstrike-C is perfect for off-road enthusiasts who want a helmet that’s safe, comfortable, and packed with top-tier features.
Outer shell: Carbon fiber
Approval: ECE 22-06
Double outer shell and double inner shell
Ventilation: 4 intakes-6 extractors
Additional systems: A.C.S.
Additional systems: QRS Emergency
Double ring closure strap.
Equipment: helmet bag + accessory/spare parts kit (support chamber - peak extension - tools - spare screws)
Weight: 1150 +/-50 g
- Modalidad
- MX
- Temporada
- 2026