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ICON Airform MIPS Lucky Lid 5

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Full-face helmet ICON Airform MIPS Lucky Lid 5

The ICON Airform MIPS Lucky Lid 5 full-face helmet is made with a durable injection-molded polycarbonate shell and is certified under the stringent ECE 22.06 standard, being suitable for both daily use and long trips, offering a high level of comfort thanks to its comprehensive features.

The Icon Airform Lucky Lid 5 MIPS is a full-face helmet designed for riders seeking the perfect balance between protection, comfort, and a striking design. Its spectacular Lucky Lid 5 graphics maintain Icon's unmistakable style, while the incorporation of the MIPS® system provides an additional level of safety against rotational impacts.

Thanks to its combination of ECE 22.06 homologation, MIPS® technology, integrated sun visor, Pinlock Ready shield, Hydradry™ interior, and an efficient ventilation system, the Icon Airform Lucky Lid 5 MIPS becomes an excellent choice for those seeking a full-face helmet with unmistakable aesthetics and a high level of equipment for both daily use and long-distance rides.

Specifications:

  • Injection-molded polycarbonate shell for added strength.
  • Internal airflow geometry.
  • Continuous ventilation system.
  • Sculpted neck.
  • ICON Optics™ anti-fog shield with Rapid-Release™ system.
  • Prolock™ shield locking system.
  • Internal Dropshield™ with exterior switch.
  • The Dropshield™ visor should only be used with the primary shield completely closed.
  • Molded and removable breath deflector.
  • Three-piece Hydradry™ inner liner, removable and moisture-wicking.
  • Internal speaker pockets compatible with the ICON R.A.U. Bluetooth device.
  • Includes Clear and RST Blue Optics shield.
  • Includes Dark Smoke Dropshield™.
  • Certified: ECE R22.06
  • Equipped with MIPS: A low-friction layer inside the helmet allows for 10-15 mm of multidirectional movement during certain angular impacts, aiming to help reduce rotational force to the head.