Are Lixada helmets any good?
Are Lixada helmets any good?
You can’t really go wrong with this helmet, it does exactly what you need it to when it comes to bangs and crashes if you’re unfortunate enough to have one (but are common in MTB) as it’s strong and sturdy.
Is TLD stage DH rated?
The TLD Stage ticks nearly all the boxes for me: Lightweight, good venting, DH rated, MIPS equipped and stylish.
Who makes Troy Lee helmets?
Troy Lee Designs (TLD) is an American action sports apparel and custom paint company founded in 1981 and headquartered in Corona, California. Troy Lee Designs is a privately held company run by the eponymous founder Troy Lee and co-owned by investment partners SBJ….Troy Lee Designs.
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Website | troyleedesigns.com |
How much does a Troy Lee helmet weigh?
690 grams
Weight & Ventilation Weighing a scant 690 grams, the Troy Lee Designs Stage is the lightest full face mountain bike helmet on the market.
How much does the TLD D4 helmet weigh?
Vents at the front and top of the D4 help keep the air flowing. My size large test helmet weighed in at 971 grams, right in line with TLD’s claimed weight of 1,000 grams, give or take a bit. For comparison, a Fox Rampage Pro Carbon weighs 1,230 grams, and a Bell Full 9 weighs 1,122 grams.
What is the TLD stage helmet made of?
Alright sorry rant over, back to the review. Construction: TLD’s Stage helmet weighs in at 690 grams (1.5 lbs.), really light for a DH-rated helmet! The core of the helmet is constructed of Dual Density EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) for high-speed impacts and EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) for low-speed impacts.
Is the Fox Rampage Pro carbon helmet better than TLD?
In back-to-back testing, the Fox Rampage Pro Carbon feels tighter (both brands state that their medium size helmets work with 57 to 58cm heads) and isn’t as comfy as the D4 when worn for prolonged periods of time. TLD also manages to trump Fox when it comes to venting.
What is the best lightweight stage helmet?
Troy Lee Designs’ Stage helmet is a lightweight, DH-rated helmet that looks good and can still be pedaled in. I can attest that it does what it is supposed to do, save your noggin in a crash.
