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Its fit is unquestionably perfect and its look always up-to-date. This is precisely why he receives a facelift without major changes in terms of dna and fit. Its air openings get a modern shape and its rear is slightly deeper drawn. Despite this extended head cover it is easier than ever. The integrated fly nets at the front protect against flies and other insects. featuresrun system ergo +edge protecty-clipvents: 25helmet visortechnolgieshi-epsthe inner shell of all inmold helmets is made of hi-eps (high expanded polystyrene). It consists of a multitude of microscopic air pockets that absorb the forces occurring in an impact. In addition, hi-eps absorbs neither water nor sweat. ceramic shellthat's the name for the outer shell of all alpina helmets featuring inmold manufacturing technology. This thin and light-weight material is extremely break- and scratch-resistant, uv-stable and antistatic. inmoldinmold helmets are produced by foaming the inner shell underneath the outer shell under high pressure and heat. Thanks to the complete bonding between the upper and lower shells inmold helmets are extremely sturdy and very light. In addition, they offer clearly more safety than spot-bonded helmets. ergomaticall alpina helmets are equipped with ergomatic strap buckles. The anti-twist, automatic multi-step adjustment system is easy to operate using just one hand and prevented from opening in case of a crash. shield protectthe detachable shield protects against dirt splash as well as direct sunlight. fly netfor protection against insect bites, the front holes of some models are lined with a net. run system ergo +like his big brother, the system ergo pro, that offers the best helmet fitting system from alpina. The only difference to the top model: the wing-shaped cushions are not rubberized. That's all. . . .