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DMD Seventyseven helmet Waves

Supplier SKU: 997420
Sale price£313.70

Size:
Colour:Brown
Availability: Out of stock
Estimated supplier restock: 3 November 2026 Supplier estimate, subject to change. Delivery time is additional once stock arrives.

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Description

The Seventyseven full-face helmets revive the design of the famous and beloved 1970s shell. Protective and safe, these models are very lightweight. The large front opening and vents add an aggressive touch, while the retractable internal sun visor makes the helmet comfortable, practical, and secure.

Seventyseven full-face helmets feature an exclusive shell made from carbon kevlar, which feels lightweight yet remains highly impact-resistant. The modern design allows every rider to relive the thrill of 1970s racing. By reimagining the traditional look, we’ve transformed these helmets into genuine fashion accessories, crafted to suit any style and complete your look without ever compromising on safety or comfort.

• Made of tri composite fiber
• Two shells to ensure maximum comfort
• Retractable internal sun visor, making it practical, comfortable, and safe
• Ready for the installation of an internal headset communication system
• Interior padding is fully removable and washable
• Double D-ring closure
• ECE 22.06 approved

Specifications

Colour Brown
Unit 1

Fitment

Choose your size from the available options. Motorcycle model fitment does not apply.

Part numbers

Size Supplier SKU Manufacturer part
XS 997420 1FFS41000WA01
S 997421 1FFS41000WA02
M 997422 1FFS41000WA03
L 997423 1FFS41000WA04
XL 997424 1FFS41000WA05
2XL 997425 1FFS41000WA06

Specifications

BrandDMD
CategoryHelmets full face

Fitment

Part numbers

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