The LS2 Drifter is a new helmet from LS2, but also a new concept, mixing three categories into one product.
LS2 has launched its new Drifter helmet as what it describes as “a new concept.” It combines open- and full-face with off-road aspects.
The Drifter’s key features are the peak and chin bar, both of which are removable, as well as the integral visor.
With the peak and chin bar attached, and the integral visor down, the LS2 Drifter acts as a full-face helmet, with the peak providing additional protection from dust and stones.
Alternatively, both the peak and chin bar can be removed, giving an open-face design with the visor still dropped; or the visor can be raised and the peak can remain attached for a trial-style helmet.
Removal of both the chin bar and peak is done without tools, and there is a tab on either side of the helmet to raise and lower the visor. Additionally, the stock clear visor can be swapped with a tinted option which is included with the helmet.
The LS2 Drifter’s kinetic polymer alloy shell also has ECE 22.06 certification, and the helmet is quite lightweight at 1.3kg.
A combination of intake and exhaust ports take care of the helmet’s ventilation when closed.
The LS2 Drifter is available in sizes from XS-3XL, with three matte colour options available, each for £99.99, and a ‘Titanium’ variant that has three graphic options, retailing for £119.99. A drawstring helmet bag is also included in the price.
Head to the LS2 website to find your nearest LS2 stockist.
