TSG ANZANA MTB Helmet

The SCOPE is the flagship among TSG’s mountain bike enduro helmets. Thanks to its deep side and back section, it offers particularly good covering. With its height-adjustable DIAL FIT system, the MTB helmet can be conveniently adapted to your head shape and ensures thus increased wearing comfort. Your goggles and glasses can be stowed away easily under the visor, if not in use.

Details:
• Enduro helmet with IN-MOLD construction and FULL WRAP IN-MOLD technology
• Height-adjustable DIAL FIT system with tension regulation at the back of the head
• TUNED FIT system thanks to two different comfort paddings
• Fast-drying and washable inside pads in two sizes
• Deep LOW FIT with reinforced side protection
• 20 vents with AIR FLOW channels
• Adjustable visor
• Optimised for combination with goggles
• Channel in EPS to attach camera or headlamp
• Adjustable strap system
• EN 1078, CE, CPSC

Weight: approx. 365 g

IN-MOULD:
The liner is fused with the outer shell under high pressure and strong heat for a lasting connection. This makes the helmet very robust and lightweight.

FULL WRAP IN-MOLD:
Full wrap in-mold construction with a second polycarbonate shell for a neat look and additional stability at the lower edge of the helmet.

DIAL FIT system:
The DIAL FIT system makes it easy to make individual adjustments within seconds. A dial at the back of the helmet allows for size adjustment and increases stability.

TUNED FIT system:
TSG’s TUNED FIT system allows the rider to adjust the fit with comfort paddings of different thickness inside the helmet. Helmets are delivered with two sizes of comfort paddings.

LOW FIT:
A helmet only protects what it covers. TSG’s LOW FIT sits deep and protects the entire back of the head and the sides of your head, without restricting your field of vision or your movements.

AIR FLOW ventilation system:
20 vents with AIR FLOW channels The innovative AIR FLOW ventilation system ensures ideal air circulation and reduces unpleasant heat accumulation in the helmet. The air channels are designed to conduct fresh air over and around the head and, at the same time, let stale air out.