Kali Protectives Chakra Plus MTB Helmet

The KALI Chakra Plus MTB Helmet in Matt White/Pink is a stylish and high-performance helmet designed specifically for mountain biking enthusiasts. The helmet features a sleek and modern design with a matte white finish accented by vibrant pink details, adding a touch of femininity to the overall look.

Constructed with advanced composite fusion technology, this helmet is extremely durable and ensures superior protection for the rider's head in case of unexpected falls or accidents. The chakra plus design incorporates a lightweight polycarbonate shell, providing excellent impact resistance while minimizing bulk and weight.

The helmet's ventilation system consists of 22 strategically placed vents that promote airflow and improve breathability, keeping the rider cool and comfortable during intense rides. Additionally, the integrated anti-microbial pads wick away moisture and prevent the build-up of odor-causing bacteria, ensuring a fresh and hygienic feel.

Ensuring a secure and personalized fit, the Chakra Plus MTB Helmet is equipped with a dial-fit retention system. This system allows riders to easily adjust the helmet's circumference to their liking, offering a snug and stable fit that remains in place even during rough terrain rides.

Safety is a top priority with the KALI Chakra Plus helmet, as it is designed to comply with all relevant safety standards, including CPSC and EN-1078 certifications. This provides riders with peace of mind knowing that they are wearing a helmet that meets industry standards for protection.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced mountain biker, the KALI Chakra Plus MTB Helmet in Matt White/Pink is an excellent choice for those who prioritize safety, style, and comfort. EN1078 IMPORTANT NOTE This helmet has been built, tested and approved according to the European regulations ECE/ONU R22.05. TRADEINN is not responsible for the use that may be made of this helmet in other countries that are not subject to this European homologation ECE/ONU R22.05, discouraging the use of this in those countries.