Bell Qualifier DLX Mips ACE-4 Grey/Charcoal

Bell Qualifier DLX Mips ACE-4 Grey/Charcoal

Comes with PhotoChromatic Transitions Visor

What is MIPS?

MIPS stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System, which is a leading slip-plane technology inside the helmet designed to reduce rotational forces that can result from certain impacts. In laymans terms it can help reduce the jolt in the event of impact which can help in reducing the possibility of more serious injury.

Bell Qualifier DLX with MIPS

The Qualifier DLX is a sports touring based helmet that ticks all the boxes , with a lightweight polycarbonate shell made in 3 different shell sizes to suit all riders. The interior liner is removable and washable to keep it clean and fresh, and finished with a Padded wind collar to keep out the wind and noise. The helmet comes fitted with a Bell Transitions visor as standard, a road legal visor that will darken with increasing sun light, doing away with the need to carry separate visors when touring or riding in changeable conditions.

Features

• Equipped with MIPS
• Lightweight polycarbonate shell
• Transitions Adaptive Shield included
• Adjustable ventilation system for cooling and comfort
• Padded Wind Collar drastically reduces wind and road noise
• Moisture-Wicking, removable/washable interior
• Contoured cheek pads
• Aerodynamic profile resists buffeting and lift
• Integrated speaker pockets
• ClickRelease for the fastest, easiest, tool-free shield changes ever
• NutraFog II superior anti-fog, anti-scratch and UV protected shield
• Padded chin strap with D-ring closure
• Accommodates the Bell Sena SMH10 and Cardo Scala Rider Q1/Q3 Bluetooth stereo headset and intercom
• Industry-leading Five-year warranty

Safety

Certified to ECE 22.05 standard

Sizing

• XS : 53-54cm
• S : 55-56cm
• M : 57-58cm
• L : 59-60cm
• XL : 61-62cm
• XXL : 63-64cm
• XXXL : 65-66cm

Please note: Any images showing a dark visor are for illustration purposes only. The helmet will come with a transitions visor which will change depending on the weather conditions. In sunny weather, the visor will tint, in dark conditions, the visor will go clear.