Less is more: Alpina creates anticipation and reduces colors
Innovative Enduro 3/4 helmet
Not half, not full and yet: perfect. The ROOTAGE EVO jet helmet offers more protection than an ordinary enduro helmet, but is lighter and more versatile than a full-face helmet. The ¾ helmet is the golden mean. Whether on the trail, freeriding or with the E-Fully in the bike park. The ROOTAGE EVO is a good choice. The helmet construction, which is pulled over the ears, offers significantly more safety than a half-shell helmet, especially in the event of side impacts. In addition, the EPP used on the ears, a multi-density material that does not lose its protective effect even after repeated impacts, is used at the rear of the helmet. The fixed shield directs the air into the large ventilation channels of the ROOTAGE EVO and thus cools the head. The ROOTAGE EVO is the first bike jet helmet with a size adjustment system and also allows a neck brace to be worn. Protection, comfort and flow are guaranteed with the ROOTAGE EVO.
Three letters for a hallelujah
Bigger, lighter, better, RAM. The new enduro goggles from ALPINA are a visual highlight. The unique design, modern style and lightness, both in terms of shape and weight, make the ALPINA RAM more than just performance eyewear. With the ALPINA RAM, men and women want to be seen. The ALPINA RAM Q-LITE V in the full-frame version has a Varioflex lens that is self-tinting (photochromic) and ensures that the trail is always clearly visible, even in changing light conditions. In addition, the QuattroflexLite (Q-LITE) significantly increases contrasts, makes colors appear richer and ensures sharper vision. The eyes can therefore remain focused for longer, they are less stressed and perform better at crucial moments. The ALPINA RAM can be optimally adapted to any nose using cold-formable nose pads. Together with the rubberized temples, this ensures that the sports glasses fit comfortably and securely.
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