Leatt Enduro 4.0

Yes, the Leatt Enduro 4.0 is ASTM F1952 certified, which means it meets the rigorous safety standards required for downhill racing. The removable chin bar allows you to strip it down for better airflow on long trail climbs and reattach it quickly when you reach the top for a technical descent.

This technology uses small, flexible discs inside the helmet that move in all directions. During an impact, these discs absorb energy by deforming, which helps reduce rotational acceleration to the brain and lowers the force of direct impacts.

Absolutely. While the Fidlock system is designed for convenient, one-handed operation, it is extremely secure and will not release under tension. It is a standard feature on many high-end helmets and is built to stay fastened even during aggressive riding.

Yes, the helmet features an integrated sunglasses dock designed to hold your eyewear securely when you aren't wearing them. The internal shape is also compatible with most standard riding glasses and goggles.

At 810 grams, it is relatively lightweight for a convertible full-face helmet. While it is heavier than a dedicated open-face trail helmet, the 18 vents provide significant airflow to keep you cool during long, strenuous climbs.

The visor is designed with a breakaway function. This means it is engineered to snap away during an impact rather than staying rigid, which helps reduce the amount of rotational force transferred to your neck and head in a crash.