Bell GTX.3 SA2015 Helmet
Description
With its sleek aero-styling, complete with integrated chin-bar gurney and rear wing, the Bell GTX.3 Helmet is immediately at home on Formula and Karting circuits. The lightweight carbon composite shell features rear-facing vents, along with a rubber gasket visor shield to help prevent dirt and dust from entering the helmet. Combined with the venturi airflow system, clean air is effectively channeled through the helmet for excellent performance regardless of the conditions.
Technical Information
| Rating: | Snell SA2015, FIA 8859-2015 |
| Hans Anchors: | Pre-Drilled & Threaded |
| Weight (MED Size): | n/a |
| Shield Style: | SE03 DSAF (3mm) |
| Part Number: | BEGTX315 SIZE COLOR |
| Manufacturer: | 2153123, 2153124, 2153125, 2153126, 2153127, 2153128, 2153133, 2153134, 2153135, 2153136, 2153137, 2153138 |
• Lightweight Carbon Composite
Shell
• High-Pressure Molding System for Improved Shell Strength
• Sleek
Aerodynamic Styling with Integrated Wing
• Venturi Airflow System Allows Air
Exchange While Preventing Dust and Dirt from Entering the Helmet
• Front Chin
Bar Gurney (Duckbill) for Improved Aerodynamic Performance
• Hollow Synthetic
Rubber Gasket Seal Ensuring that Air, Water and Dirt Can’t Penetrate into the
Helmet
• Multi-Piece, Multi-Density High-Impact Custom Bead Absorbing Liner
for Low and High Velocity Impact Protection
• Integrated Channels in the
Face Piece Offer Multiple Options to Install Integrated Drinking Tube Systems
and Radio Microphone Systems
• Ultra Plush Grey Comfort-Max FR Interior
Fabric for Improved Comfort and Superior Moisture Wicking Properties
•
Pro-Style, Multi Foam Density Interior with Contoured Cheek Pads for
Professional Fit
• Standard Size Eyeport
Sizing
7-5/8 Plus is equivalent to a 7-3/4 hat size and ideal for heads that measure slightly larger then 62 cm.
An effective helmet is one that fits
properly. Have an assistant use a measuring tape, or a piece of string to
measure the circumference of your head starting at a point approximately one
inch above the eyebrows in front, around a point in the back of the head that
results in the largest possible measurement, and finally wrapping back to the
front. It is a good idea to take several measurements to make sure you have the
largest one.
