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So named due to the 23 large ventilation ports, the Project 23 ABS Full Face Helmet features a whole host of materials and technologies to ensure you're head gets the finest protection possible while offering an incredibly low weight of just 860 grams and great value for money for a hard-shell lid. It's at home on the Enduro circuit but is also brilliant for your trail days. Start With Protection As with any mountain bike helmet, it's core function is to keep your head safe when you take a slam. And to this end, 7iDP chose a sturdy ABS hardshell construction over the EPS foam core rather than in-moulding a light outer to a foam core, as can be found on most trail helmets. This makes it superb at absorbing impacts without excess weight, achieving it all without compromising safety while also offering great value for those of you on a tighter budget. The CRV (crash Release Visor) is also designed to snap away in the event of a crash, reducing forces on the neck and head. It simply snaps back into place too, rather than uses bolts.   Keep Cool. Keep Riding. While you want to know you'll be covered in the event of a spill, hopefully, most of your time is spent riding, not dusting yourself down after a slam. And to this end, 7iDP haven't forgotten about comfort. The 23 vents make this the most ventilated hard-shell full-face helmet currently available. Pick up speed and enjoy the rush of cool air. The Goggle Dock makes space for your eyewear and keeps them in position when you're riding hard. Full-face Enduro mountain bike protection meets lightweight and innovative design, making this a brilliant all-rounder for all your rowdy mountain biking outings.

When you're flying down mountain bike trails you want to feel free and easy but when it goes wrong you also want some protection. The Paragon Lite Shorts are highly flexible and yet with impact and abrasion-resistant memory foam panels you're more likely to be able to keep riding after a slam. The interlinked cell protectors feature extensive perforations to maintain both breathability and cooling airflow. The mesh body also ensures you don't overheat. You'll also be pleased to find a supportive seat pad inside, keeping comfort levels high across rough terrain. Silicone prints are used to keep the shorts firmly positioned and prevent mid-ride slippage.   

When you're flying down mountain bike trails you want to feel free and easy but when it goes wrong you also want some protection. The Paragon Lite Shorts are highly flexible and yet with impact and abrasion-resistant memory foam panels you're more likely to be able to keep riding after a slam. The interlinked cell protectors feature extensive perforations to maintain both breathability and cooling airflow. The mesh body also ensures you don't overheat. You'll also be pleased to find a supportive seat pad inside, keeping comfort levels high across rough terrain. Silicone prints are used to keep the shorts firmly positioned and prevent mid-ride slippage.   

When you're flying down mountain bike trails you want to feel free and easy but when it goes wrong you also want some protection. The Paragon Lite Shorts are highly flexible and yet with impact and abrasion-resistant memory foam panels you're more likely to be able to keep riding after a slam. The interlinked cell protectors feature extensive perforations to maintain both breathability and cooling airflow. The mesh body also ensures you don't overheat. You'll also be pleased to find a supportive seat pad inside, keeping comfort levels high across rough terrain. Silicone prints are used to keep the shorts firmly positioned and prevent mid-ride slippage.   

When you're flying down mountain bike trails you want to feel free and easy but when it goes wrong you also want some protection. The Paragon Lite Shorts are highly flexible and yet with impact and abrasion-resistant memory foam panels you're more likely to be able to keep riding after a slam. The interlinked cell protectors feature extensive perforations to maintain both breathability and cooling airflow. The mesh body also ensures you don't overheat. You'll also be pleased to find a supportive seat pad inside, keeping comfort levels high across rough terrain. Silicone prints are used to keep the shorts firmly positioned and prevent mid-ride slippage.   

When you're flying down mountain bike trails you want to feel free and easy but when it goes wrong you also want some protection. The Paragon Lite Shorts are highly flexible and yet with impact and abrasion-resistant memory foam panels you're more likely to be able to keep riding after a slam. The interlinked cell protectors feature extensive perforations to maintain both breathability and cooling airflow. The mesh body also ensures you don't overheat. You'll also be pleased to find a supportive seat pad inside, keeping comfort levels high across rough terrain. Silicone prints are used to keep the shorts firmly positioned and prevent mid-ride slippage.   

So named due to the 23 large ventilation ports, the Project 23 Carbon Full Face Helmet features a whole host of materials and technologies to ensure you're head gets the finest protection possible while offering an incredibly low weight for a hard-shell lid. It's at home on the DH circuit but is also brilliant for your trail days or even enduro racing.  Start With Protection  As with any mountain bike helmet, it's core function is to keep your head safe when you take a slam. And to this end, 7iDP chose a Carbon Fibre hardshell construction over the EPS foam core rather than in-moulding a light outer to a foam core, as can be found on most trail helmets. This makes it superb at absorbing impacts, prevents penetration from ground objects and, thanks to the carbon outer, weight is kept low without compromising safety. The CRV (crash Release Visor) is also designed to snap away in the event of a crash, reducing forces on the neck and head. It simply snaps back into place too, rather than uses bolts. S.E.R.T. (Seven Energy Reduction Technology) Slip-plane System. The Project 23 Carbon also features the S.E.R.T. system. This acts as a slip-plane system to manage the rotational forces on your head and brain. By minimising and managing the transmission of impact forces to your brain, some 20% greater absorption than standard systems, you're less likely to suffer chronic brain injuries.  Keep Cool. Keep Riding.  While you want to know you'll be covered in the event of a spill, hopefully, most of your time is spent riding, not dusting yourself down after a slam. And to this end, 7iDP haven't forgotten about comfort. The 23 vents make this the most ventilated hard-shell full-face helmet currently available. Pick up speed and enjoy the rush of cool air. The TF (Through Flow) Goggle ventilation ensures you always have a clear view too, keeping fogging at bay.  Inside, the quick-release liner makes it simple to remove and clean, and the AGION anti-microbial liner keeps things fresh when you're working up a sweat. A Fidlock magnetic closure makes for easy on and off too. Less fuss. More riding time.  Downhill styling and protection levels meet lightweight and innovative design, making this a brilliant all-rounder for all your rowdy mountain biking outings. 

So named due to the 23 large ventilation ports, the Project 23 Carbon Full Face Helmet features a whole host of materials and technologies to ensure you're head gets the finest protection possible while offering an incredibly low weight for a hard-shell lid. It's at home on the DH circuit but is also brilliant for your trail days or even enduro racing.  Start With Protection  As with any mountain bike helmet, it's core function is to keep your head safe when you take a slam. And to this end, 7iDP chose a Carbon Fibre hardshell construction over the EPS foam core rather than in-moulding a light outer to a foam core, as can be found on most trail helmets. This makes it superb at absorbing impacts, prevents penetration from ground objects and, thanks to the carbon outer, weight is kept low without compromising safety. The CRV (crash Release Visor) is also designed to snap away in the event of a crash, reducing forces on the neck and head. It simply snaps back into place too, rather than uses bolts. S.E.R.T. (Seven Energy Reduction Technology) Slip-plane System. The Project 23 Carbon also features the S.E.R.T. system. This acts as a slip-plane system to manage the rotational forces on your head and brain. By minimising and managing the transmission of impact forces to your brain, some 20% greater absorption than standard systems, you're less likely to suffer chronic brain injuries.  Keep Cool. Keep Riding.  While you want to know you'll be covered in the event of a spill, hopefully, most of your time is spent riding, not dusting yourself down after a slam. And to this end, 7iDP haven't forgotten about comfort. The 23 vents make this the most ventilated hard-shell full-face helmet currently available. Pick up speed and enjoy the rush of cool air. The TF (Through Flow) Goggle ventilation ensures you always have a clear view too, keeping fogging at bay.  Inside, the quick-release liner makes it simple to remove and clean, and the AGION anti-microbial liner keeps things fresh when you're working up a sweat. A Fidlock magnetic closure makes for easy on and off too. Less fuss. More riding time.  Downhill styling and protection levels meet lightweight and innovative design, making this a brilliant all-rounder for all your rowdy mountain biking outings. 

So named due to the 23 large ventilation ports, the Project 23 Carbon Full Face Helmet features a whole host of materials and technologies to ensure you're head gets the finest protection possible while offering an incredibly low weight for a hard-shell lid. It's at home on the DH circuit but is also brilliant for your trail days or even enduro racing.  Start With Protection  As with any mountain bike helmet, it's core function is to keep your head safe when you take a slam. And to this end, 7iDP chose a Carbon Fibre hardshell construction over the EPS foam core rather than in-moulding a light outer to a foam core, as can be found on most trail helmets. This makes it superb at absorbing impacts, prevents penetration from ground objects and, thanks to the carbon outer, weight is kept low without compromising safety. The CRV (crash Release Visor) is also designed to snap away in the event of a crash, reducing forces on the neck and head. It simply snaps back into place too, rather than uses bolts. S.E.R.T. (Seven Energy Reduction Technology) Slip-plane System. The Project 23 Carbon also features the S.E.R.T. system. This acts as a slip-plane system to manage the rotational forces on your head and brain. By minimising and managing the transmission of impact forces to your brain, some 20% greater absorption than standard systems, you're less likely to suffer chronic brain injuries.  Keep Cool. Keep Riding.  While you want to know you'll be covered in the event of a spill, hopefully, most of your time is spent riding, not dusting yourself down after a slam. And to this end, 7iDP haven't forgotten about comfort. The 23 vents make this the most ventilated hard-shell full-face helmet currently available. Pick up speed and enjoy the rush of cool air. The TF (Through Flow) Goggle ventilation ensures you always have a clear view too, keeping fogging at bay.  Inside, the quick-release liner makes it simple to remove and clean, and the AGION anti-microbial liner keeps things fresh when you're working up a sweat. A Fidlock magnetic closure makes for easy on and off too. Less fuss. More riding time.  Downhill styling and protection levels meet lightweight and innovative design, making this a brilliant all-rounder for all your rowdy mountain biking outings. 

So named due to the 23 large ventilation ports, the Project 23 Carbon Full Face Helmet features a whole host of materials and technologies to ensure you're head gets the finest protection possible while offering an incredibly low weight for a hard-shell lid. It's at home on the DH circuit but is also brilliant for your trail days or even enduro racing.  Start With Protection  As with any mountain bike helmet, it's core function is to keep your head safe when you take a slam. And to this end, 7iDP chose a Carbon Fibre hardshell construction over the EPS foam core rather than in-moulding a light outer to a foam core, as can be found on most trail helmets. This makes it superb at absorbing impacts, prevents penetration from ground objects and, thanks to the carbon outer, weight is kept low without compromising safety. The CRV (crash Release Visor) is also designed to snap away in the event of a crash, reducing forces on the neck and head. It simply snaps back into place too, rather than uses bolts. S.E.R.T. (Seven Energy Reduction Technology) Slip-plane System. The Project 23 Carbon also features the S.E.R.T. system. This acts as a slip-plane system to manage the rotational forces on your head and brain. By minimising and managing the transmission of impact forces to your brain, some 20% greater absorption than standard systems, you're less likely to suffer chronic brain injuries.  Keep Cool. Keep Riding.  While you want to know you'll be covered in the event of a spill, hopefully, most of your time is spent riding, not dusting yourself down after a slam. And to this end, 7iDP haven't forgotten about comfort. The 23 vents make this the most ventilated hard-shell full-face helmet currently available. Pick up speed and enjoy the rush of cool air. The TF (Through Flow) Goggle ventilation ensures you always have a clear view too, keeping fogging at bay.  Inside, the quick-release liner makes it simple to remove and clean, and the AGION anti-microbial liner keeps things fresh when you're working up a sweat. A Fidlock magnetic closure makes for easy on and off too. Less fuss. More riding time.  Downhill styling and protection levels meet lightweight and innovative design, making this a brilliant all-rounder for all your rowdy mountain biking outings.