LS2 X-Force Carbon Black Flag Helmet
The LS2 X-Force represents a groundbreaking advancement in motocross and off-road performance helmets, redefining industry standards for reducing rotational impact. Its 9k carbon fiber shell, paired with high-performance multi-density EPS and a removable 3D laser-cut technical fabric comfort padding, creates A.R.E.M. (Advanced Rotational Energy Management). This innovative design eliminates the need for an additional rotational impact slip plane, showcasing LS2’s commitment to cutting-edge technology. The X-Force not only looks and feels exceptional but also provides superior protection for riders during races or trail rides.
Features:- High Performance Fiberglass Composite (HPFC) shell
- 3 shell sizes
- Removable washable, technical fabric liner wicks moisture to keep you cool
- 3D laser-cut cheek pads for all day comfort with no hot spots
- Includes universal hydration tube to fit most hydration packs
- Extra wide eye port accommodates most modern goggles
- X-Force features AREM, Advanced Rotational Energy Management
- Crumple zone channels in EPS for additional energy management
- Emergency release cheek pads
- Adjustable and retractable safety release peak
- DOT FMVSS 218 and ECE 22.06
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Sizing Information
The below size chart is provided by LS2 for their helmets
| Size | Head (inches) | Head (cm) |
| XS | 20 7/8 – 21 1/4 | 53-54cm |
| Small | 21 5/8 – 22 | 55-56cm |
| Medium | 22 1/2 – 22 7/8 | 57-58cm |
| Large | 23 1/4 – 23 5/8 | 59-60cm |
| XL | 24 – 24 3/8 | 61-62cm |
| XXL | 24 3/4 – 25 1/4 | 63-64cm |
| XXXL | 25 5/8 – 26 | 65-66cm |
| XXXXL | 26 3/8 – 26 3/4 | 67-68cm |
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