Known worldwide for its line of neck braces, Leatt is now branching out into several other areas of protection and apparel. The new 6.0 helmet is a carbon in-mould shell that weighs in at 1063-grams in size XL. It features several unique innovations, such as the armor gel "Turbine" discs that provide initial shock-absorption and reduction of the rotational forces that might be transmitted by the helmet to the head during non-linear impacts, or hydration system compatibility to allow you to drink during long race stages for example.
Naturally, Leatt's helmet has been designed to play nice with neck braces.
The 6.0 helmet features pull tabs for ease of removal after a crash, as well as a breakaway visor. It retails for $499 USD, and if that is a bit steep, there is also the composite 5.0 version that weighs in at a 100-grams more and costs $100 less.
Leatt are bring a brand-new hydration pack to the market, the DBX Enduro WP. Available in 2 sizes, 5L or 1L cargo coupled with 2 liters hydration capacity, it is aimed at racers or riders looking to haul a minimum amount of gear around.
The DBX features a protective backplate and an innovative helmet-carrying solution that adapts to any style of full-face helmet you might want to carry around.
