Description

Zamp helmet autosport RZ 62 Red/Orange

Zamp helmet for motorsports RZ 62 Red/Orange offers more unique racing set-ups than any other helmet in its price range. A lightweight Aramid Mix construction combined with incredible airflow results in an excellent helmet for the price. Drivers also have the ability to customize the RZ 62 for a wide range of racing setups, including for Open Wheel, Closed Cockpit or Kart Racing. In addition, the RZ 62 is available for some graphics that can be seen everywhere, these pre-painted helmets offer high level graphics that are finished to the highest standards.

Functions are:

• Aramid Mix Shell for Super Lightweight Helmet
• Aerodynamic shell and chin bar, aero lips in shell. Easy installation of Aero-kinlip and Aero-rear spoiler accessory
• TRI-Tech Air System - Allows you to use natural air, forced air and air plugs in three adjustable inlets on the top and both sides of the chin bar for the most adjustable airflow on the market
• Plush fire-retardant removable/washable ultra-soft interior with EPS-kinbar foam
• Z-20 series 3 mm clear shield with tear-off poles on 12.25-inch centre posts with banana style tear-off points
• Hydration hole/plug in front and middle of the chin bar for easy installation
• Ear Cup option built with Ear Pocket that allows you to easily insert Velcro into the Zamp Ear Cup to provide a quieter environment for the driver to hear communications
• M6 head and neck support inserts
• Snell SA-2020

HOMOLOGATION DECLARED

WHICH HOMOLOGATION DO I NEED?

The last thing you want to do is go to your next Motorsport event only to find that your equipment is out of date. We know that understanding which homologation you need (FIA / SNELL / CMR) can sometimes feel like a minefield. The first thing we would recommend is to contact the organisers of your racing championships and ask them exactly which homologation you need. Or if that fails, feel free to contact us and we will do our best to help you.

IS YOUR HELMET IN DATE?
If you already have a helmet, but need to check if your homologation is still valid and valid to race with, we have a guide below for all current homologations and when they are valid until:

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

When the SA2020 standard helmets are allowed to be sold under the SNELL Foundation's guidelines (October 1, 2020), most sanctioning bodies will phase out the use of SA2010 helmets. For those interested in getting one of the new SA2020-certified helmets, manufacturers' availability will most likely begin on October 1, 2020 and be phased in during 2021. We strongly recommend that you get your new SA2020 helmet on order as soon as possible to avoid possible delays. New SA2020 helmet models should be introduced sometime in 2020, so keep an eye on us for new model updates.

• 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 expiry date set in the next 5 years)

CMR2016 is a standard intended exclusively for junior cart races (under 16 years of age). This standard focuses on specific factors such as weight to ensure a minimum rotational mass in the event of an accident.

Snell CMR2016 is the latest homologation 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.