GMAX FF-98 Aftershock Helmet in Grey and Neon Green with Integrated LED Rear Light

The FF-98 features GMAX’s New quick release face shield mechanism with shield lock and our integrated LED rear light with option to upgrade to our Brake Light Kit.

The GMAX FF-98 Aftershock Helmet offers advanced safety features and innovative design for motorcycle riders seeking comfort and visibility. Equipped with GMAX's new quick-release face shield mechanism featuring a shield lock, this helmet allows for effortless removal and replacement of shields without tools. The integrated multi-function red LED rear light enhances visibility on the road, with an optional upgrade available to a wireless brake light kit for added safety during braking. The lightweight poly alloy shell, weighing only about 3.5 pounds in a large size, provides durable protection without sacrificing comfort. Its eight intake and exhaust vents promote airflow, helping keep riders cool during long rides. The helmet's DOT approval ensures compliance with safety standards, making it a reliable choice for motorcycle enthusiasts.

Features:

• DOT approved for safety and compliance

• SpaSoft™ interior for moisture-wicking, dryness, and comfort

• COOLMAX® CORE technology wicks moisture and dries quickly, with charcoal bamboo fiber to eliminate odors

• Removable, adjustable, and washable SpaSoft™ interior for personalized fit and easy maintenance

• New tool-less, quick-release face shield mechanism for convenience

• Eight intake and exhaust vents for optimal airflow

• Integrated multi-function red LED rear light with optional wireless brake light kit

• Lightweight poly alloy shell for durability and comfort

• Drop-down sun shield with anti-fog coating for improved visibility

• UV400 coated shields provide 100% UV protection

• Shield lock for secure shield positioning

• Breath deflector and chin curtain included for added protection and comfort

• Built-in speaker pockets facilitate communication systems

• Intercom compatible design for seamless rider communication