HJC C71 Squeeze Helmet with Pinlock® Shield and Advanced Ventilation - Model FP69NUS4341V

The HJC C71 Squeeze Helmet (Part Number: FP69NUS4341V) offers a combination of safety, comfort, and advanced features suitable for motorcycle riders. Crafted from an advanced polycarbonate compound shell, this helmet provides exceptional impact resistance while maintaining a lightweight profile, reducing rider fatigue during extended use. The helmet features a Pinlock® prepared shield with anti-scratch coating, offering 99% UV protection and ensuring clear visibility in various riding conditions. The included HJ-V12 sunshield is also anti-scratch, adding versatility for different lighting environments.
The helmet is equipped with an advanced channeling ventilation system (ACS) that promotes effective airflow, helping keep the rider cool and comfortable even during long rides. The interior is lined with anti-bacterial fabric that wicks moisture efficiently and dries quickly, enhancing overall comfort. The removable and washable crown and cheek pads allow for easy maintenance and hygiene.
Designed with rider convenience in mind, the helmet features a double D-ring chin strap for a secure fit and integrated speaker pockets to facilitate Bluetooth communication systems, making it ideal for those who enjoy listening to music or using communication devices while riding. Lightweight and durable, the HJC C71 Squeeze ensures a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable riding experience in various conditions.

Features:

• Pinlock® prepared shield with anti-scratch coating and 99% UV protection

• HJC V12 sunshield with anti-scratch surface

• Advanced Polycarbonate Compound Shell for impact resistance and lightweight design

• Advanced Channeling Ventilation System (ACS) for optimal airflow

• Anti-bacterial fabric interior with moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties

• Removable and washable crown and cheek pads for easy maintenance

• Double D-ring chin strap for secure fit

• Speaker pockets designed for Bluetooth communication devices