Should you use a flip-up full-face helmet?

Offering convenience, the flip-up full-face helmets have been very popular among Bikers since their introduction. However, this popularity has also raised concerns about whether these helmets are safe for high-speed riding. As a long-standing helmet manufacturer, ROC Helmet will answer these questions in this article.

3 reasons why flip-up full-face helmets are loved by bikers

It’s no coincidence that flip-up full-face helmets are so popular among bikers; their unique design is unlike anything seen in any other helmet before.

Versatile Design

First and foremost, the unique design allows the flip-up full-face helmet to easily transform from a full-face to a ¾ helmet or vice versa. The flip-up full-face helmet guard is secured by a system of sturdy connecting screws, capable of withstanding strong resistance and impact forces. This ensures user safety when traveling at high speeds.

Flip-up full-face helmets: Smart features for your journey.

Furthermore, a rather interesting feature of flip-up helmets is their distinctive dual-visor design. The outer visor is usually clear, covering from the nose to the forehead, ensuring the user always has a clear view, allowing for easy concentration and maximum safety while driving. The inner visor is usually a dark, short, tinted visor that users can flexibly use during the day to reduce glare that affects visibility.

A distinctive look

Flip-up full-face helmets are often designed to be quite rugged, with a large, bulky form and many accessories such as spoilers, vents, and personalized decals. Therefore, these helmets are very popular with those who love a strong, cool, and individualistic style.

ROC flip-up full-face helmets offer a unique and stylish look.

A special feature of ROC flip-up full-face helmets is the high-quality paint finish, transforming the helmet into a sophisticated and stylish accessory. It’s not just a safe companion, but also a super cool fashion statement.

High Level of Protection

The flip-up full-face helmet design is similar to a full-face helmet, so when the chin guard is pulled down completely, the flip-up helmet provides comprehensive and maximum protection for the head. In addition, with its distinctive full-face design, the ROC R04 offers maximum protection against external elements, thus providing the highest level of protection.

Should you use a flip-up full-face helmet?

As a combination of a full-face helmet and a ¾ helmet, many people naturally worry that this transformation might affect quality, unsure whether the chin guard will remain securely in place when flipped up to ensure safety.

Understanding these concerns, ROC Helmet confidently assures you of the quality of our helmets. All connections are tightly and securely linked. The clearest proof of ROC Helmet’s quality is its High-Quality Vietnamese Product certification, its presence on Amazon, and its successful exports to many countries worldwide, including the Philippines, India, South Korea, and the USA.

Using a flip-up full-face helmet is not actually dangerous and even offers many convenient features, but that’s only if you use a standard-compliant helmet. If you use a non-standard helmet, all safety is compromised, so you should consider this when choosing a flip-up full-face helmet.