Stormer Quartz Glitter Green Glossy
Stormer Quartz Glitter Green Glossy Open Face Helmet
Vintage open face helmet, the Quartz from Stormer is approved according to the new ECE 22.06 standard.
Lightweight (1050g) and compact, this retro thermoplastic jet is comfortable with its soft and breathable hypoallergenic fabric interior with leather and suede finish. Its cheeks are removable and washable to facilitate its maintenance.
Jet without screen, you will be able to attach a flat screen, aviator or bubble, available in option on iCasque, thanks to its 3 presses on the shell.
For the purists, the leather clip with snap on the back of the shell will allow you to immobilize your vintage mask or your motorcycle glasses.
The Quartz is available in 16 plain and glittery colors, as well as in several decorative versions.
Composition
- Vintage open face helmet for adults, approved according to the new ECE 22.06 standard
- Material: thermoplastic resin shell
- High resistance polyurethane (PU) varnish protection
- 2 shell sizes
- 2 sizes of internal EPS for a perfect fit
- Metal finishing joint
- Interior: soft and breathable hypoallergenic fabric with removable and washable cheeks
- Interior with leather and suede finish
- 3 snaps to attach a screen or a sun peak
- 3 snap visors, flat, aviator or bubble, available as options on iCasque
- Snap fastener on the back of the helmet to secure your vintage mask or motorcycle glasses
- Chin strap: micrometric buckle
- Weight : 1050 gr (+/- 50 gr)
- ECE 22.06 approved open face helmet
- Brand :
- Stormer
- Model :
- Quartz Glitter Green Glossy
- Style :
- Vintage, Biker, City
- Colour :
- Green
- Gender :
- Adult
- Best uses :
- Urban, Extra Urban
- Shell type (detail) :
- Thermoplastic
- Number of shells :
- 2
- Paint type :
- Gloss
- Screen Type :
- No visor
- Interior :
- Semi removable
- Chin strap :
- Micrometric adjustable
- Approvals :
- ECE 22.06
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