The D3 takes it's cues from TLD's incredibly successful motorcycle program. It shares much of the timeless styling of the D2, yet comes several with extra safety features in a more robust package. The 6mm of EPS foam lining provides for better impact absorption and dispersion, while 20 air vents keep air circulating. Titanium mounting hardware and a trusty premium TLD carry bag are the sorts of details that set TLD helmets apart. Despite the additional rigorous safety features, the carbon D3 is a lightweight full face helmet option.
Manufacturer's Description
The next generation of action sports protection, the brand new D3
Helmet is the pinnacle of style and safety. A technologically advanced
Carbon Fiber shell and titanium hardware gives the D3 a featherweight
feel. 20 high-flow intake and exhaust ports, including a revolutionary
injection-molded intake system, combine with new deeper EPS channeling
to provide optimal ventilation.
Features:
Dual Density Shock Pad System™
Removable, Washable MX-style padded liner
Coolmax™ and Dri-Lex™ moisture-wicking materials
Quick-release cheek pads for emergency helmet removal
Purpose-built internal cavities for audio integration
Full incremental sizing based on motorsports provides greater range of fitment
Exceeds bicycle and snow safety certifications: CPSC 1203, CE EN1077, CE EN1078, ASTM F1952, ASTM F2032, ASTM F2040
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Troy Lee Designs D3 Carbon Pinstripe Helmet
The D3 takes it's cues from TLD's incredibly successful motorcycle program. It shares much of the timeless styling of the D2, yet comes several with extra safety features in a more robust package. The 6mm of EPS foam lining provides for better impact absorption and dispersion, while 20 air vents keep air circulating. Titanium mounting hardware and a trusty premium TLD carry bag are the sorts of details that set TLD helmets apart. Despite the additional rigorous safety features, the carbon D3 is a lightweight full face helmet option.
