Shark Spartan Replica Full Face Helmet
Shark Spartan Replica Full Face Helmet
Heavyweight helmets beware, your days are numbered. The Spartan is a lean fighter armed with a fiberglass shell and aggressive spoilers for stability at speed. While other helmets are stuck in the Bronze Age, Shark utilized Computational Fluid Dynamics to hone the Spartan into its chiseled form.
Everything you need to operate in peak physical and mental condition is optimized within the Spartan. Large ram-air intake vents located on the chin bar and crest channel cool air in while hot air gets expelled out via the venturi created by the twin spoiler design. Your vision will be clear thanks to the MaxVision anti-fog system. Your hearing will be acute since Shark takes a full-system approach to sound dampening. Your neck will not strain since the Spartan is both lightweight and volumetrically optimized for drag reduction. You will fight your four-wheeled foes, drop knees, drag elbows and emerge victorious.
Features:
- Lightweight fiberglass construction
- Pinlock MaxVision insert lens included
- Aerodynamic dual spoiler
- Shark skin side covers reduce noise
- Integrated drop down sun shield
- D-Ring chin strap closure
- Autoseal shield system for sound and weatherproofing
- Quick release face shield system
- Easy Fit glasses system provides optimal comfort for riders wearing glasses
- Chin curtain included
- DOT approved
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In order for a helmet to protect properly and be the most comfortable, it must be sized to your head correctly.
The best way to check sizing is to put the helmet on and see that the helmet feels snug equally all around your head. The helmet should not feel too tight or too loose at any particular point around your head.
If you can’t put it on, at all, then that’s obviously too tight. If you can get it on, but it hurts where it presses against your head, that’s also too tight. If it’s snug all around, too snug to chew gum, that’s about right. Don’t forget about that 15 percent to 20 percent break-in that will occur.