Kali Maya 3.0 Helmet

LDL, or Low Density Layer, is a specialized material designed to absorb low-g linear and rotational impact forces. Unlike standard EPS foam, which is primarily for high-impact protection, this layer helps manage the smaller, more frequent impacts that can occur during trail riding.

The Maya 3.0 features a flexible, moto-style visor. It is designed to be durable and forgiving during impacts, though it is not adjustable in the traditional sense of moving up and down to store goggles.

With 13 ventilation ports, the Maya 3.0 offers solid airflow for a trail helmet. The updated design specifically adds an extra vent to help exhaust heat more efficiently, making it a reliable choice for warm-weather riding.

Kali offers a lifetime crash replacement policy, which means if you are involved in an accident while wearing the helmet, they will replace it for you. It is a significant value-add that provides peace of mind for aggressive riders who push their limits.

Yes, the dial retention system includes vertical adjustment, which allows you to fine-tune the fit at the back of your head. This adjustability helps secure the helmet properly across a wider range of head shapes and sizes.

Absolutely. The Maya 3.0 is built specifically for trail and enduro use, featuring a unibody construction for added strength and extended rear coverage to protect the back of your head during technical descents.