Nolan has added a new off-road full-face helmet design to its X-Lite programme – their X-502 – that utilises their proprietary NERS (Nolan Emergency Release) emergency cheek pad removal system, which allows emergency responders to remove the cheek pads from the helmet while it is still being worn.
Described as being “characterised by an aggressive design and a wealth of technical characteristics”, its compact volume (thanks to the availability of two outer shell sizes, ultra-wide visor and efficient RAF (Racing Air Flow) ventilation system) brings a level of technical specification to full-face off-road helmet design that is normally associated with road bike helmet technology.
Additional features include a peak with adjustable, extended additional peak, Carbon Fitting Racing Experience inner comfort padding (with an innovative net construction), compatibility with neck braces and action cameras and a Camel Bag water system are said to “make the X-502 one of the reference points for the most demanding off-road enthusiasts”.
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