7 Protection (7iDP) Project 23 Carbon Full Face Mountain Bike Helmet - Raw Carbon

7 Protection (7iDP) Project 23 Carbon - Full Face Mountain Bike Helmet

Whether you're racing Enduro or DH, getting in laps at the bike park, E Biking or hitting your local trails, the Project 23 Carbon will keep you protected. The carbon fibre shell allied to our new S.E.R.T (Seven Energy Reduction Technology) energy management smart foam reduces impact energy transfer to the brain by up to 20%. To ensure you stay cool and comfortable 23 big bore vents offer no compromise through-flow ventilation. The Carbon P23 is also super-light weighing just 945 Grams (Size L).

• Manages impact energy that can be transmitted to the brain in the event of a crash
• Provides rotational force management
• The overall focus is on energy transmission management

Developed at our Prolab facility on Vancouver Island, our Project Line is the result of endless hours spent designing, developing and testing in some of the harshest and most demanding MTB riding spots on the planet. Weve tested all Project lines to destruction and are confident that theyll provide you with the reassurance that when you do have a big spill we have you covered. CE/CPSE/ASNZ/ASTM 1952 certified.

Project.23 Helmet Size Guide

Size Guide	XS	Small	Medium	Large	XL	XXL
Inches	20.75-21.25	21.5-22	22.5-22.75	23.5-23.75	24-24.25	55-56
CM	53-54	55-56	57-58	59-60	61-62	63-64

Head shape can play a factor in helmet fit. So our size guide is designed a starting point and will work for most people, there are of course exceptions. Rounder heads will usually fit based on measurements, but if you have a more oval head shape, you might be better suited to a larger size.

If your head measurement falls in between sizes, it's advisable to go up a size.

Helmets use common shell sizes with different size liners. So for instance, it is possible to resize a medium to a large by changing the cheek pads and liner. Please contact us if you'd like more information on sizing.

We offer a free (UK only) returns service if your helmet doesn't fit.

How To Measure Your Head Using a flexible tape, measure around the circumference of the widest part of the head, above the ears. Please refer to your actual measurement and don't rely on your existing helmet size.