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AT4.0 Pinlock 120 XLT Insert

AT4.0 Pinlock 120 XLT Insert

€35.00
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Key Features
  • Compatible with all ATLAS visors (excluding 1.0, 2.0 and Photochromic visors)
  • Anti-fog Performance 120
  • XLT® lenses allow for a higher light transmittance throughout the visible light spectrum
  • The moisture absorbing surface of the lens effectively attracts and stores water molecules
  • The airtight seal acts as a thermal barrier. Preventing external cold air from coming into contact with the warm air within your helmet
  • The pin positioning system allows easy placement and ensures secure fitment
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Product Description

A Pinlock® lens is made to enjoy a fog-free ride. It is based on two key principles to ensure fog-free vision. The moisture absorbing surface of the lens effectively attracts and stores water molecules, whilst the airtight seal creates a thermal barrier together
preventing condensation of the visor. The system is kept in place by positioning the lens between two adjustable pins, making Pinlock the number one anti-fog solution for helmets.

The Pinlock® anti-fog technology seamlessly integrates into our helmets. The lenses are custom designed to fit our visors (excluding the Photochromic Transition visor).

From the racetrack to the road. Contains the same material components as used in MotoGP and Formula 1. Proven on the track, it will keep you focused in even the toughest conditions.

Pinlock® XLT® lenses allow for a higher light transmittance throughout the range of the visible light spectrum. Colours appear brighter and more natural. Pinlock XLT lenses can be used during daytime and nighttime in compliance with the ECE 22-06 helmet standard.

Compatible with all ATLAS visors (excluding 1.0, 2.0 and Photochromic visors)

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