Description
The Ski-Doo Oxygen Flow Heated Helmet with Electric Visor is engineered for serious snowmobilers who demand peak performance in extreme conditions. This full-face helmet combines cutting-edge technology with rider-focused design to deliver unmatched comfort and protection on the trails. Built with a lightweight M-FORGE Composite shell, it offers superior strength without weighing you down during long rides. The aerodynamic profile reduces wind resistance and fatigue, allowing you to focus on the adventure ahead. One of the standout features is the glove-friendly adjustable ventilation system, which lets you regulate airflow and temperature without removing your glovesa game-changer when conditions shift rapidly. The heated electric visor prevents fogging and ice buildup, ensuring crystal-clear visibility in the coldest weather. Whether you're navigating backcountry powder or cruising groomed trails, this helmet keeps you comfortable and safe. It's also designed to accommodate prescription glasses, so you don't have to compromise on vision. With the Oxygen Flow Helmet, Ski-Doo has created a premium solution that addresses every challenge snowmobilers face, making it an essential piece of gear for your winter adventures.
FEATURES
- ADVANCED SHELL CONSTRUCTION: Features M-FORGE Composite shell design that delivers lightweight protection and aerodynamic performance for snowmobile riders
- HEATED ELECTRIC VISOR: Equipped with electric heating system to prevent fogging and ice buildup, ensuring clear visibility in cold weather conditions
- GLOVE-FRIENDLY VENTILATION: Adjustable ventilation system designed for easy operation while wearing gloves, allowing temperature control without removing hand protection
- PRESCRIPTION GLASSES COMPATIBLE: Interior design accommodates eyewear, allowing riders who need corrective lenses to wear their prescription glasses comfortably inside the helmet
- FULL-FACE PROTECTION: Complete coverage design provides maximum protection for snowmobiling activities and meets DOT safety standards for on-trail use