- Fibreglass shell with fibres bonded using epoxy putty, reinforced with composite fibres in areas exposed to mechanical stress, such as the strap bracket.
The Integral GT 2.1 is a sports-touring full-face helmet with a fibreglass shell, meeting upper-mid-range standards.
The updated 2.1 version has been redesigned and certified to ECE 22.06, now available in three shell sizes up to 3XL. Pre-equipped for intercom systems and featuring an innovative, comfortable interior with a collar that wraps around the head at the base of the helmet, it includes the Cassida Safety Opening System (Cassida SOS) removable cheek pads. The set includes a clear visor plus a dark or mirrored visor (depending on the specific colour combination).
Construction:
- Fibreglass shell with fibres bonded using epoxy putty, reinforced with composite fibres in areas exposed to mechanical stress, such as the strap mount.
- Sun visor
- Clear and mirrored visors with REVO optics included.
- The plexiglass included in the package features pins prepared for the Pinlock® Type 70 Max Vision® anti-fog film.
- Clear Pinlock® Type 70 Max Vision® anti-fog film or self-tinting Pinlock® Type 70 Max Vision® ProtecTINT anti-fog film are available as optional accessories.
- Includes a removable nose and chin deflector.
- Available in 3 shell sizes (XS - M / L - 2XL / 3XL).
- Inner core made of EPS polystyrene.
Safety:
- Cassida SOS safety opening system – removable cheek pad system.
- Reflective elements on the sides and back of the helmet increase visibility in low-light conditions.
- ECE certification22.06.P
Key product features:
- Fully removable lining with a multi-material design to suit your needs for sweat absorption or increased comfort.
- Internal cut-outs for headphones and communication device cable routing.
- Safety strap fastened with a micrometric buckle.
- A large plexiglass visor with a wide field of view and increased height ensures sufficient visibility even when riding at a greater angle.
- Contoured cheek pads for use with prescription glasses and sunglasses.
- New visor mechanism with multi-position adjustment.
- 3 shell sizes and a size range up to 3XL.
- The set includes a fabric helmet cover and an additional foam pouch to protect against scratches.
- Premium ‘CASSIDA’ HELMETS packaging in the form of a two-part box with a handle.
Wybór odpowiedniego rozmiaru kasku motocyklowego to kluczowy krok w zapewnieniu maksymalnego bezpieczeństwa i komfortu jazdy. Kask nie może być ani za luźny, ani za ciasny – musi idealnie przylegać do głowy. Jak dobrać właściwy rozmiar? Oto szczegółowy poradnik krok po kroku. Przygotowaliśmy dla Ciebie instrukcję w jaki sposób dobrać odpowiedni rozmiar kasku.
Krok 1: Zmierz obwód głowy
Przygotuj miarkę krawiecką – elastyczna taśma pozwoli dokładnie zmierzyć obwód głowy. Jeśli jej nie masz, użyj sznurka i zmierz jego długość linijką.
Umieść miarkę nad brwiami – owiń ją wokół głowy, tuż nad uszami i w najszerszym miejscu potylicy.
Odczytaj wynik – warto zmierzyć dwukrotnie, aby upewnić się, że pomiar jest dokładny.
Krok 2: Dopasuj wynik do tabeli rozmiarów
Porównaj swój obwód głowy z dostępnymi rozmiarami kasków z tabeli poniżej. Jeśli Twój pomiar znajduje się na granicy dwóch rozmiarów, zaleca się przymierzenie obu – w zależności od marki kasku mogą występować niewielkie różnice w dopasowaniu.
53-54 cm
55-56 cm
57-58 cm
59-60 cm
61-62 cm
63-64 cm
Krok 3: Przymierz kask i oceń dopasowanie
Załóż kask - powinien wejść na głowę z lekkim oporem, ale bez nadmiernego ściskania.
Sprawdź ucisk - kask powinien mocno przylegać do policzków i czoła, ale nie powodować bólu. Jeśli po kilku minutach odczuwasz dyskomfort, rozważ większy rozmiar.
Wykonaj test ruchu - delikatnie potrząśnij głową na boki i do góry-dół. Jeśli kask się przesuwa, jest za duży.
Sprawdź szczelność - włóż palce między kask a skórę. Jeśli masz na to zbyt dużo miejsca, rozważ mniejszy rozmiar.
Zostaw kask na 10-15 minut - jeśli po tym czasie nie czujesz ucisku i dyskomfortu, rozmiar jest prawidłowy.
Krok 4: Uwzględnij dopasowanie do użytkowania
Kaski sportowe i torowe są zwykle ciaśniejsze, aby zapewnić maksymalną stabilność przy dużych prędkościach.
Kaski turystyczne mogą być nieco luźniejsze dla większego komfortu na długich trasach.
Nowy kask zawsze lekko się układa - wkładki wewnętrzne delikatnie się dopasują po kilku jazdach, ale nie powinien być luźny od początku.
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SAFETY WARNINGS - MOTORCYCLE HELMET (GPSR EU 2023/988, ECE 22.06)
* Selection and fit: The helmet only protects when properly fitted and fastened. Measure your head circumference and choose the correct size. Always fasten and tighten the chin strap.
* Protection range: The helmet only protects the head within the limits of the ECE 22.06 standard for the given type (J/P/PJ).
Does not protect other parts of the body.
* After impact: Any strong impact or fall can damage the helmet, even without cracking. Replace the helmet immediately after such an incident.
* Modifications: Do not drill, paint with aggressive paints, or attach hard accessories without the manufacturer's consent. This may reduce protection and invalidate approvals.
* Accessories and Intercom: Install only manufacturer-approved accessories (intercom, visors, Pinlock). Unauthorized additions may impair the helmet's operation.
* Visor/Blind: Use a clear visor in dark conditions and in poor visibility. Replace a scratched visor.
* Antifog/Pinlock: Clean only with soft microfiber and lukewarm water - no alcohol or scrubbing.
* Ventilation and Defogging: In rainy/cold weather, adjust the ventilation according to the instructions. Don't drive with a fogged-up windshield - stop and clear it.
* Life Limitations: Do not use the helmet for activities for which it is not intended (off-road/track/bicycle), unless the manufacturer indicates otherwise.
* Glasses: Make sure the temples do not interfere with the fit of the helmet.
* Children: Make sure the child is the correct size and can hold their head steady.
* Temperature and Chemicals: Avoid >50°C (e.g., sun under a car windshield) and frost for long periods.
Keep away from fuels, oils, and solvents.
* Maintenance: Hand wash in lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Dry at room temperature, not on a radiator.
* Storage and transport: Store in a cool, dry place, away from UV radiation. Transport in a cover; do not overload the helmet.
* Lifespan: Recommended helmet replacement every 5-7 years from first use, even without an accident (or according to the manufacturer's recommendations).
* Visibility: Consider reflectors or lighter paint for better visibility.
* Noise: The helmet does not completely eliminate noise. Use earplugs to protect your hearing.
* Blind spots: Be aware of restricted field of vision. Check your blind spots.
* Speed and stability: At high speeds, keep your visor closed and your helmet properly fastened.
* Use in rain/cold conditions: Wet straps may slip more - check the tightness after starting.
* Defects/complaints: In the event of cracks, looseness, or mechanical failures - discontinue use and contact service.
* Instructions and labels: Read the instructions. Do not remove homologation labels and serial numbers - they may be needed for service or safety recalls.
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- ECE approval22.06.P
- Fibreglass shell with fibres bonded using epoxy putty, reinforced with composite fibres in areas exposed to mechanical stress, such as the strap bracket.