Roof helmets are known for their quality, style and comfort, and they are extremely popular. The Boxxer helmet is the latest helmet from ROOF and is truly top class!As we have come to expect from ROOF, the new Boxxer helmet is extremely light, which is important on long rides. It is made from sturdy, hard-wearing material and also has a thermally insulated inner lining for extra comfort. The helmets are also available in various sizes, so everyone can find the perfect helmet. The helmets also have good ventilation for comfort and protection against overheating.The ROOF Boxxer modular helmet is the successor to the extremely popular ROOF Boxer V8. The ROOF Boxxer has a number of improvements over the Boxer V8. For example, the Boxxer has an improved locking mechanism. Where you had to press the locking system in by hand on the Boxer V8, the Boxxer has an automatic locking system. You simply push the chin piece down or up and it is already locked. The Boxxer also has a new inner lining, which makes the helmet even quieter than the V8 version.
ROOF Boxxer Carbon
The Boxxer Carbon is the real crown jewel of ROOF, and it's easy to see why. The Boxxer Carbon also has an automatic locking system. On top of that, the Boxxer is a lot lighter thanks to the carbon. Both the outer shell and the chin piece are made of carbon, which makes the Carbon version a full 100 grams lighter than other Roof helmets. Besides being a lot lighter, we can't ignore the looks of this eye-catcher either. The Boxxer Carbon is available in red, green and in the standard carbon colour.
The benefits of a Boxxer helmet
Besides its iconic looks, all Boxer helmets have the right specifications to guarantee top quality and comfort. The ROOF Boxxer helmets feature:
Outer shell made of fibreglass
Dual homologation (P/J)
Expanded polystyrene inner shell
Micro-ratchet buckle
ECE 22.05 approved
Anti-scratch and anti-fog visor
Chin piece can be flipped back 180 degrees
Removable and washable inner lining
Chin piece is easy to open with one hand (for example while riding)
Visor can be operated independently of the chin piece
The visor sits close to the outer shell and therefore catches little wind
