Leatt Gravity 5.0 Helmet
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Leatt Gravity 5.0 MTB Helmet – Full-Face Enduro Racing Protection
The Leatt Gravity 5.0 Helmet is engineered for enduro racing and bike park performance, featuring a lightweight thermoplast carbon shell and BOA® FS2 Fit System for a secure, micro-adjustable fit. Dual-position cheek pads, 360° Turbine EVO Technology, and a removable mouthpiece cover deliver maximum protection and customizable airflow. With a semi-transparent visor extension, moisture-wicking liner, Fidlock magnetic buckle, and neck brace compatibility, this helmet offers comfort and confidence on aggressive trails.
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| FIT |
BOA® FS2 Helmet Fit System for state-of-the-art comfort and adjustability |
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| FEATURES |
Two-piece shell: top shell is lightweight polymer and rear shell is thermoplast carbon (more eco-friendly compared to traditional thermoset carbon) • Polymer chinbar Removable mouthpiece ventilation cover Moisture wicking, breathable, anti-odor and washable inner liner Fidlock magnetic closure system Visor with breakaway function for rotational impact force reduction • Visor-Extension for bad weather conditions in semi-transparent gunsmoke color Optimal neck brace compatibility WEIGHT: 710g (size M) CERTIFICATIONS: ASTM F1952–15, EN1078, CPSC 1203, NTA 8776 CRASH REPLACEMENT: 3-year Leatt Helmet Replacement Program SIZES: |
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| PROTECTION |
3-IN-1 SAFETY SYSTEM: When combined with the impact foam, 360° Turbine Technology offers a unique 3-in-1 safety system by protecting against low-speed impacts, high-speed impacts, and rotational forces. In-molded impact foam for superior energy absorption 360° Turbine EVO Tech, the latest evolution of low-speed impact and rotational forces protection. Rotation protection: The optimally designed, triple density turbine discs enable the helmet to move slightly on the head upon impact, helping to reduce peak acceleration to the head & brain Low impact protection: The special energy absorbing material in the turbines absorbs low impact energy associated with concussion |