SHARK Helmets presents a limited and numbered edition of the Race-R PRO Replica White

SHARK Helmets presents a limited and numbered edition of the Race-R PRO Replica White SHARK helmet, worn by Jorge Lorenzo during the 2016 Aragon Grand Prix. Made in just 1.500 examples worldwide and offered in exclusive premium packaging, this helmet is a true collector's item. Thanks to its graphics with attention to the smallest details, the Race-R PRO, the top of the range of the brand with the fin, has been transformed into the head of a great white shark. This one-of-a-kind model, which combines a new design and an ultra-aggressive look, represents the wide open mouth of a shark ready to attack.

The Race-R PRO is a full-face helmet that combines all of Shark's know-how on design, safety and quality. Worn by all the professional riders of the French brand, it satisfies very specific needs: lightness, stability, comfort and aerodynamics. Furthermore, the Race-R PRO has been recognized as one of the safest helmets by achieving 5 stars in SHARP tests. A mix of carbon fiber and aramid, the Race-R PRO has a featherweight of just 1.250 grams (and 1210 in the carbon skin version), while offering optimal shock absorption. It is equipped with an "Optics 1" class visor, free of any visual distortion thanks to the variable thickness (from 2,8 mm on the sides to 4,5 mm in the central area). Double D strap, rack mechanism and quick visor disassembly system for greater convenience complete the features of the product.

Tested in a wind tunnel to ensure optimal ventilation and aerodynamics even at high speeds, it features a double rear spoiler and 4 ventilation points, for a particularly efficient Venturi effect. The anti-turbulence chin strap and nose cover complete the features of the Race-R PRO. In terms of comfort, the helmet has entirely removable and washable interiors, expressly designed to offer optimal acoustic insulation. Note the presence of the "Easy Fit" system which simplifies the passage of the glasses arms. The Race-R PRO boasts an impressive track record in the World Speed ​​Championship, with around 200 world podiums under its belt since 2011.