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The RaceQuip VESTA20 CARBON Helmet is a Snell SA2020 rated full face auto racing helmet that incorporates contemporary styling with advanced composite production techniques. The shell is built using Carbon Fiber and Kevlar(R) materials placed into pressurized steel molds to achieve the best combination of light weight and strength. The VESTA20 design is a bold departure from traditional auto racing helmet styling and now it's lighter than ever. A uniquely shaped chin bar supports a scalloped face shield design. Reinforced M6 threaded HANS/HNR inserts are mated to the Carbon Fiber shell along with an expanded polystyrene (EPS) liner. HANS or other Head and Neck Restraint device anchor posts (not included) can be easily attached to the outside of the helmet using the installed M6 threaded inserts. The distortion free 3mm polycarbonate face shield features a molded thumb catch, a red anodized aluminum pivot kit, hand ratcheting Tear Off posts, and a silicone eye port gasket to seal out dust and dirt. A wide eye port provides good peripheral vision and allows the use of personal eyewear. The fire-retardant clear coat produces a deep gloss finish to highlight the tight weave of the Carbon Fiber. NOTE: This helmet is Snell SA2020-certified and is broadly accepted by race organizing bodies and tracks through 2030. Always verify safety rules with your sanctioning body.
