LS2 Subverter Evo Shadow Full Face MX Motorcycle Helmet

Responding to customer requests for high end MX and off-road performance at a value price LS2 has applied the latest in technology to revise our popular Subverter.  The new Subverter EVO utilizes Kinetic Polymer Alloy (KPA) offering energy managing flexibility and penetration resistance equal to high end fiber products for the shell.  We have added a high performance multi density EPS for state of the art impact management.  35 separate air intake ports allow for the absolute maximum ventilation of any MX helmet on the market today.  A wide eye port accommodates virtually any popular goggle.  The fully removable and washable high end comfort padding keeps the rider fresh and comfortable whether racing or spending a day on the trails.  LS2 uses a Double D-ring chin strap for ultimate security.  The LS2 Helmets MX Subverter EVO makes high end technology available at an extraordinary value.

Features

• SHELL
• Meets or exceeds DOT FMVSS 218 and ECE 22.05.
• Made from Kinetic Polymer Alloy (KPA). 3 Shells.
  COMFORT
• Highest quality, removable, washable, technical fabric liner wicks moisture to keep you cool.
• 3D Laser-cut cheek pads for all day comfort with no hot spots.
  VISOR
• Wide eyeport accommodates most modern goggles.
  SECURITY
• AREM, Advanced Rotational Energy Management. 
• Crumple zone channels in EPS for additional energy management. 
• Emergency release cheek pads.
  VENTILATION
• Massive multi-port ventilation.
• Air channels in the EPS allow ultimate airflow while doing dual duty as an additional crumple zone for added safety

Sizing

Measuring your head for helmet fitment is the right place to start, but it is only a guideline. Different shapes of heads might require a slightly smaller or larger helmet in any given model. Trying on the model you are interested in is always recommended. A helmet should be as snug as possible, without being so tight that it will give you a headache. It’s best to be fitted by a professional.

1.Begin by measuring the circumference of your head with a tape measure or a lengthy string that you can line up with a ruler. Start above the ear and circle around completely, resting it in about a half inch above the eyebrows and at the fullest part in back. Measure multiple times to ensure you don't measure to small or large.

2.Compare your measurements with the size chart above. If your measurement falls between two sizes, opting for the larger size is recommended.