anong mga helmet material ang readily available dito sa atin? may plastic, fiber, etc ata eh..anong mga pros and cons ng bawat isa?

up ko lang tong question ko

Fiberglass, Plastic, Kevlar, Carbon fiber...

Most of AGV helmets are made of Kevlar Material. hinde ko lang alam yung mga iba.

Basta GENUINE na DOT approved. i think its ok!

The more important thing is the polystyrene (styrofoam) layer underneath the helmet shell. If you are planning to make your own helmet, I would suggest that you not go through with it for your own sake.

The more important thing is the polystyrene (styrofoam) layer underneath the helmet shell. If you are planning to make your own helmet, I would suggest that you not go through with it for your own sake.


Bro, di naman yata sya gagawa ng "DIY-Helmet"...:D

Curious lang yata siya kung saan gawa yung helmets na available dito sa atin...

Bro, di naman yata sya gagawa ng "DIY-Helmet"...:D

Curious lang yata siya kung saan gawa yung helmets na available dito sa atin...

yup :)

kaya ko tinatanong is bec kapag tumitingin ako ng fullface helmets (DOT and ECE cert.) ay "parang" walang protection sa chin portion. and since ganun yung "tingin" ko, concerned lang ako kung anong mas magandang pam-protect ng ulo natin..

anong mga helmet material ang readily available dito sa atin? may plastic, fiber, etc ata eh..anong mga pros and cons ng bawat isa?

Helmets with plastic composite shell are the most common in the market and generally cheaper. Helmets with fiber composite shells are usually stiffer and a bit lighter. While Helmets with carbon composite shells are usually the strongest but most expensive as well.

Helmets with plastic composite shell are the most common in the market and generally cheaper. Helmets with fiber composite shells are usually stiffer and a bit lighter. While Helmets with carbon composite shells are usually the strongest but most expensive as well.

thanks ryan!..so when someone says that the material is "fiber" than it automatically falls under "fiber composite"? isnt the carbon composite also considered a "fiber"?