Leatt MTB Gravity 2.0

The 360° Turbine Technology uses small, energy-absorbing discs inside the helmet that move in all directions. This design is specifically engineered to reduce both peak brain acceleration and rotational forces during an impact, which are key factors in concussion prevention.

While the Gravity 2.0 is built for the rigors of downhill mountain biking, it is relatively lightweight at 960 grams. However, because it is a full-face helmet with a fixed chin bar, it will be warmer and less breathable than an open-face trail helmet, making it best suited for gravity-focused sessions rather than long, pedally cross-country rides.

Yes, the helmet is designed with a specific profile to ensure optimal compatibility with most neck braces. The shape of the shell allows for a full range of motion without the helmet interfering with the brace during your ride.

The inner liner is fully removable and washable. You can simply take it out of the helmet and hand wash it with mild soap and water, then let it air dry before reattaching it.

The visor is designed to detach from the helmet upon impact. This prevents the visor from snagging on the ground or obstacles, which helps reduce the amount of rotational force transferred to your head and neck during a fall.

Yes, the Gravity 2.0 is rigorously tested and certified to meet multiple safety standards, including AS/NZS 2063:2008, ASTM F1952–10, EN1078, and CPSC 1203, ensuring it is suitable for downhill racing and aggressive riding.