Koroyd® uses a honeycomb-like construction of thousands of extruded tubes that are welded together. These can be cut and shaped and, according to the manufacturer, provide excellent shock absorption as well as excellent cooling through the channeled airflow.

MT500 helmet

Endura uses Koroyd® technology in its new MT500 helmet, among other things. According to the Scots, this not only has exceptional ventilation and exceptionally high impact protection, but is also very light thanks to its construction. The 3D-molded Koroyd® inserts are the core of the new helmets, but only part of the overall ventilation. The air is distributed over the head via large inlets at the front, as well as via the air scoop at the top of the helmet.
The new MT500 helmet is also compatible with motocross goggles and has a widely adjustable visor and a clip attached to the back of the head to secure the goggle strap. The helmet also has a removable camera, light and accessory holder.

The interior features antibacterial padding that quickly wicks away sweat. The head protection can also be quickly adjusted to the head with one hand thanks to the finely adjustable fastening system. This also ensures a perfect fit. The MT500 helmet has the CE test certificate "EN1078:2012 + A1:2012". Endura also offers a crash replacement in addition to its product guarantee.

MTR knee protectors

The Endura/Koroyd® story continues with the new "MTR" knee protectors. These are also said to be exceptionally light compared to other protectors. It will also undoubtedly be the best ventilated knee protector on the market, as it is the first to date to be equipped with Koroyd® technology.

Furthermore, the MTR Knee-Guard is equipped with a resistant sock and impact protection made of aramid. Simple silicone inserts together with adjustable straps ensure a non-slip fit. The MTR knee protectors are CE-EN1621/1 certified.

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