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Urge Archi-Enduro helmet


New to Australia, Urge helmets are soon to land and we really like the look of the new Archi-Enduro full face lid.

While offering the same protection to the Down O Matic (Urge’s down hill helmet), the Urge is a little more comfortable with greater ventilation, lower weight (820g), and a slightly shorter back so wearing a backpack is more comfortable. They come in two sizes, but are provided with different thickness pads to get the best fit.

Urge also make the Veggie model, which uses a natural linen fibre, although that bumps the weight up to 960g.

PRICE 310$





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