Caberg Drift Evo 2

Caberg has launched the all-new Drift Evo II helmet, the successor to the hugely popular Drift Evo. This fibreglass-shelled helmet comes in two shell sizes (XS–M and L–XXL). Ventilation is more efficient than ever, with four front intakes and four rear exhaust outlets. The rear spoiler gives the helmet a sporty, aggressive look while improving aerodynamics at higher speeds and reducing turbulence. The helmet won't shake or buffet even at high speeds or when leaning into corners.

Features:

• ECE 22.06 approved
• 2-year warranty
• Fibreglass shell
• Weight of size M helmet 1450g +/- 50g
• Two shell sizes (XS–M and L–XXL) to ensure the right fit, proportional weight and a shell size that matches the size of your head. Thanks to the different shell sizes, a rider with an S-sized head, for example, doesn't have to wear an XL shell padded out with thicker cheek pads and lining.
• Sun visor
• Anti-fog Pinlock® lens included in the box
• Visor lock that can also be left slightly open for extra ventilation inside the helmet
• Removable and washable lining
• Removable chin air deflector
• Efficient ventilation
• Caberg SOS MEDICAL ID on the rear of the helmet*
• Double-D ring fastening strap
• Emergency-release cheek pads: In the event of an accident, emergency responders can easily remove the cheek pads, making it easier to take the helmet off the rider's head. This helps to avoid potential further injuries.
• Ready for a universal communication system: The helmet has recesses for speakers, allowing you to install a communication system.
• Designed with space for eyeglasses

*The CABERG SOS MEDICAL ID is a device containing a chip. Developed in collaboration with the FEI and fitted to the Caberg helmet, the device can store your personal details, health information and emergency contacts.

In the event of an accident, injury or sudden illness, a rescuer can scan the CABERG SOS MEDICAL ID sticker attached to the helmet with their smartphone. This puts them in direct contact with the emergency contacts you've provided and gives them access to your health information to assist in the rescue effort.