The HJC C91 modular snow helmet in Taly MC7SF styling combines an advanced polycarbonate composite shell with an adjustable chinbar for a comfortable, versatile riding experience. Advanced CAD technology supports the helmet’s fit and comfort, while the Advanced Channeling Ventilation System (ACS) promotes full front-to-back airflow to help move heat and humidity upward and out of the helmet.
An integrated black dark smoke sun visor deploys quickly through a user-friendly sliding system and features an anti-scratch coating. The Pinlock® prepared HJ-17 shield provides 99% UV protection. The crown and cheek pads are removable and washable, and the moisture-wicking interior helps maintain a dry feel during use. Interchangeable cheek pads are available throughout all shell sizes.
Additional features include glasses grooves designed to accommodate riders who wear eyeglasses or sunglasses, plus speaker pockets for Bluetooth communication. The helmet is ready for SMART HJC Bluetooth, with Bluetooth sold separately. The RapidFire™ shield replacement system provides simple, secure, tool-less shield replacement. This size 5XL helmet is identified by manufacturer part number 341788 and vendor part number 341788.
Features:
- Shell: Advanced polycarbonate composite shell with an adjustable chinbar.
- Ventilation: Advanced Channeling Ventilation System provides front-to-back airflow.
- Sun Visor: Integrated black dark smoke sun visor with anti-scratch coating and sliding deployment system.
- Shield: Pinlock® prepared HJ-17 shield with 99% UV protection.
- Interior: Moisture-wicking interior with removable and washable crown and cheek pads.
- Shield Replacement: RapidFire™ system enables simple, secure, tool-less shield replacement.
- Fit Features: Interchangeable cheek pads and glasses grooves for eyeglasses and sunglasses.
- Communication: Speaker pockets and readiness for SMART HJC Bluetooth; Bluetooth sold separately.
- Size: 5XL.
- Model: C91.
- Style: Taly MC7SF.
- Manufacturer Part Number: 341788.
- Vendor Part Number: 341788.