The Flux 4.1 is a remarkably versatile and stylish helmet; featuring a two-piece modular design, an amber color inner sun shield, and an easy-to-use one button release.

FEATURES

Two-piece modular helmet Injection alloy thermoplastic construction

Scratch resistant amber color inner sun shield; hard coated with special anti-fog treatment

Easy one-button hand release to open modular helmet Jaw and two front intake vents, plus, two top rear and two bottom rear exhaust vents for maximum ventilation and ultimate comfort

Removable, hypo-allergenic, machine-washable interior secured by snaps

Removable inner and outer shields – tools not required

DOT FMVSS-218 and ECE-22-05P safety approved

Perfect blend of leading innovations and superior workmanship Manufactured to offer high value and everlasting reliability

Strict quality control ensures conformance to safety standards Fabric helmet bag included

Available in Sm, Med, Lrg, Xl, XXL

Zox introduces the new blitz retro style full face helmet.

A lightweight fiberglass composite helmet meeting modern dot helmet standards with premium interior materials.

Meets or exceeds dot safety standards.
Lightweight dot fibreglass composite shell – 950 grams +/- 50 grams

Two shell and eps sizes for a full range of comfortable sizing
Five snaps allow for several optional shield choices
Premium hand sewed interior
Padded chin strap with stainless steel d’ring closure.

Sun visor attachment available for $15.

Goggles available for $20

Available in Sm, Med, Lrg, and XL.

Accessorize your Blitz with this visor for a truly retro look!

We also have goggles for $15, and a drop down visor attachment for $30.

Equipped with all key features, the CKX RR619 is the perfect entry-level helmet for motorbike enthusiasts.

The visor’s spring mechanism improves the comfort level by significantly reducing rolling noise.

In addition to its anti-scratch/anti-fog visor, the helmet includes a breath deflector.

The RR619 is equipped with a quick release clip and includes a removable and washable lining for ease of care.

No drop down visor but does come with smoked and clear interchangeable visors.

Meets DOT Standard.

Available only in XS, SM, MED.

Modular Helmets are the most versatile helmets.

You have the option of having the face open for ease of communication or air flow, and closed for projection. Vastly reducing the amount of time taking on or off your helmet.

If you where glass or sunglasses you can leave it on when taking off or on your sunglasses.

The drop down amber visor adds an extra level of protection from light or debris.

The ratcheting strap makes it easy to take the helmet off or on, you don’t even need to remove your gloves to do so!

Choosing a helmet isn’t just figuring out your size and your favorite paint job. It’s buying a helmet that will actually work to protect your head in the event of an impact.

There’s no sugarcoating it: Helmet fitment determines just how much safety your helmet can provide. In fact, a DOT safety rating is only valid for a correctly sized helmet!

When your helmeted head experiences an impact, the impact-absorbing liner is designed to manage those forces. But if there’s too much of a gap between the helmet and your head, you’re basically setting yourself up to get smacked by your own safety gear.

If the liner doesn’t fit well against your head, it can’t function as intended. On the other hand, if the helmet is too tight because there’s too little of a gap, the helmet will simply be uncomfortable. It’ll become distracting or painful or you’ll just stop wearing it.

A good fit prevents both problems and allows the helmet to do its job. All helmets are not created equal with respect to fitting your noggin. That doesn’t mean you have to pay big bucks to get good protection and fit.

There are plenty of options on the market for all price points, head shapes, and riding styles. You just have to pay attention when picking out your next lid. Feeling overwhelmed?

Choosing the right helmet doesn’t have to be a daunting task with our full guide to walk you through it (see Articles and interest section of this webpage). If you can shake your head, use a measuring tape, and find a friend to lend a hand, you can do this!