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Zamp Autorace Helmet RZ 70E Switch Orange

Zamp RZ 70E Switch Orange Racing Helmet This unique system allows you to easily configure your helmet for different racing setups. Adding communication or hydration to your helmet has never been easier! This helmet features the new DDAIR-SYSTEM, a new dual-density relief system for air integration. Full 360-degree air channels ensure ultimate airflow. Cool air enters the helmet, while warm air exits.

• Composite Aramid Mix Lightweight Scale
• Z-design in the bowl circulates air through the bowl with the help of large internal channels
• Channels in Kin Bar EPS for easy mounting of communication/microphone, drinking tube.
• ZF-20 series 3 mm clear visor with Tear Off with 12.125 inch banana style Tear Offs
• M6 head and neck rest inserts
• Triangular Caps Aero Cap OR Communication Cap
• Installation available for communication and hydration
• FIA 8859-2015/Snell SA-2020 approved

HOMOLOGATION DECLARED

WHAT TYPE OF APPROVAL DO I NEED?  The last thing you want is to show up at your next motorsports event only to find out your equipment is outdated. We know that figuring out which homologation you need (FIA / SNELL / CMR) can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield. The first thing we’d recommend is to contact the organizers of your racing series and ask them exactly which homologation you need. Or, if that doesn’t work, feel free to contact us, and we’ll do our best to help you.  IS YOUR HELMET UP TO DATE? If you already have a helmet but need to check whether your homologation is still valid and allows you to race, we’ve included a guide below for all current homologations and their expiration dates:    FIA 

• FIA standards are recognised in British and European motor sport events and represent a higher level of safety than the SNELL homologation.
• FIA 8860-2004 | Expires 31/12/2020
• FIA 8858-2010 | Expiry date 31/12/2023
• FIA 8860-2010 | Currently valid (no expiry date set in the next 5 years)
• FIA 8859-2015 | Currently valid (no expiry date set in the next 5 years)

SNELL  Once SA2020-standard helmets are permitted for sale in accordance with the SNELL Foundation’s guidelines (October 1, 2020), most regulatory agencies will phase out the use of SA2010 helmets. For those interested in purchasing one of the new SA2020-certified helmets, manufacturers will most likely begin offering them on October 1, 2020, with availability gradually expanding throughout 2021. We strongly recommend that you order your new SA2020 helmet as soon as possible to avoid any potential delays. New SA2020 helmet models are expected to be introduced sometime in 2020, so stay tuned for updates on new models. 

• SA2005 | Expires 31/12/2018
• SA2010 | Expiry date 31/12/2023
• SAH2010 | Expiry date 31/12/2023
• SA2015 | Expiry date 31/12/2023
• SA2020 | Currently valid (no expiry date set in the next 5 years)

CMR  Snell CMR2016 | Currently valid (no expiration date set within the next 5 years)  CMR2016 is a standard intended exclusively for junior kart races (for drivers under 16 years of age). This standard focuses on specific factors such as weight to ensure minimal rotational mass in the event of an accident.  Snell CMR2016 is the latest certification for junior helmets. 

Who is ZAMP? 

Zamp Helmets offer top quality helmets with advanced technology at an affordable price. Zamp Helmets was founded in the United States and is known for their quality at a very affordable price. It is our belief that price should not be the limiting factor in participating in races, we want to make participation as easy as possible for the widest possible group of people. Zamp helmets and other accessories all comply with a full range of safety standards, such as FIA 8859-2015, Snell SA 2020 and CMR 2016. So whether you're just starting out in karting, or competing in top-level international championships, there's a helmet to suit your needs.