6D Helmets Introduces the Improved ATR-3 Off-Road Motorcycle Helmet
Thu, 11 Jul 20246D Helmets has introduced the ATR-3 off-road motorcycle helmet, building on the success of the ATR-2. The ATR-3 is designed to offer improved protection and comfort, featuring an upgraded Advanced Omni-Directional Suspension (ODS) system, enhanced ventilation, and reduced weight.
The ATR-3’s Rebuildable ODS system is now in its fifth iteration, as 6D continues to focus on rider safety. This version includes an Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) multi-impact outer liner and a replaceable Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) inner liner, connected by elastomeric isolation dampers. The company claims this system is more efficient in mitigating impacts from both linear and angular accelerations than previous models.
“With over 13 years of experience in helmet development, 6D’s Omni-Directional Suspension™ technology has been rigorously tested and proven effective worldwide across multiple helmet platforms,” said Bob Weber, 6D’s CEO and co-founder. “We continuously challenge ourselves to enhance our technology and advance rider safety. This on-going pursuit of innovation has led to the creation of the ATR-3—the lightest, best-ventilated, and most technically advanced helmet we have ever produced.”
The helmet features a new 3K Carbon Composite shell, which maintains durability and provides a carbon fiber finish. The ATR-3 also offers improved ventilation with large intake vents and direct channels for enhanced airflow. Additionally, the helmet's new shell composition and streamlined ODS system contribute to a 100-gram weight reduction, resulting in a lower center of gravity.
The ATR-3 incorporates several updates for better helmet performance, including an Eject-compatible design, a magnetic chinstrap clasp, a removable roost guard, a mud visor extension, integrated speaker pockets, custom-designed titanium D-rings, and compatibility with drink tubes. It retains essential safety features from the ATR-2, such as the EPP Chinbar, clavicle cutaway, cervical spine relief, sternum pad, shear-away visor screws, and emergency removable cheek pads.
Available in three shell sizes, from XS to XXL, the ATR-3 comes with a three-year limited warranty and is priced starting at $759.95.
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