At around 640 grams, the Fox Dropframe Pro is the heaviest helmet in the test field, followed by the Bluegrass Jetro, which is 58 grams lighter
It also differs from regular nylon lines in its strength and visibility-performance underwater
Stradic 1000FE, 2000FE, 4000FE, 2000FG, 4000FG, 5000FG, 6000FG Sustain 2000FB, 2500Fb, 4000FB, 5000FB, 6000FB Spheros 4000FA, 3000FA Syncopate 4000FD, 2000FD, 1000FD Solstace 4000FH, 2000FH, 1000FH, Sahara 4000FB, 2500FB Sedona 4000RB, 2500RB, 6000FB, 8000FB, 4000FB, 2500FB Spirex 4000RD, 2000RD, 1000RD, 2000RB, 4000RB, 1000RB, 4000FD, 2000FD, 1000FD, 4000FB, 1000FB Symetre 4000RH, 2000RH, 4000RG, 2000RG, 1000RG, 4000FH, 2000FH, 6000FG, 5000FG, 4000FG, 3000FG, 4000FD, 2000FD, 1000FD Thunnus 16000F, 12000F, 6000F Exage 6000FC
Natural fibers like lyocell, bamboo, and modal fall somewhere in the middle, and when blended with a small percentage of polyester or spandex, they've proven sufficient for activities like hiking and backpacking
The shiny gold base allows the interlocking "CU" to shine behind the leaping Buffalo, giving the helmet some forward motion
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