SMK Thypoon Helmet Comparison: Old Vs. New
Welcome back to our channel! Today, we’re diving into the differences between the older version of the SMK Typhoon helmet and the latest model. Let’s break down the major changes and improvements!
Major Changes:
1. Design & Aesthetics:
• Old Model: Traditional design with a glossy finish.
• New Model: Sleeker, more aerodynamic shape with matte and graphic finish options.
2. Ventilation System:
• Old Model: Basic ventilation with a few air inlets and outlets.
• New Model: Enhanced ventilation system with multiple air intakes and exhausts for better airflow and cooling.
3. Visor:
• Old Model: Standard clear visor with manual operation.
• New Model: Improved visor mechanism with an anti-fog coating and quick-release system. Optional tinted visors available.
4. Safety Features:
• Old Model: Compliant with basic safety standards.
• New Model: Upgraded safety standards, including ECE and DOT certifications. Enhanced impact resistance.
Padding & Comfort:
• Old Model: Basic foam padding with limited comfort features.
• New Model: High-density EPS padding for superior shock absorption. Removable and washable inner liners made of moisture-wicking fabric for enhanced comfort and hygiene. Improved neck roll and cheek pads for a snug fit.
Other Specifications:
• Weight:
• Old Model: Approximately 1600 grams.
• New Model: Lighter construction at around 1500 grams, reducing fatigue during long rides.
• Shell Material:
• Old Model: Standard thermoplastic shell.
• New Model: Advanced polycarbonate shell for better durability and impact protection.
• Retention System:
• Old Model: Basic quick-release buckle.
• New Model: Reinforced quick-release buckle with improved chin strap design for added security.
• Noise Reduction:
• Old Model: Standard noise isolation.
• New Model: Enhanced noise reduction technology to minimize wind and road noise.
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