

"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like the Stage Stunt because it’s incredibly light for how protective it feels. The Dri-Lex cheek pads adjust easily, the ventilation works even on slow climbs, and the Fidlock buckle is one of the easiest closures to use with gloves on. It hits a sweet spot between full-face security and open-face comfort.""We roll out for long, unpredictable trail days knowing the Stage Stunt Helmet offers the comfort and ventilation we need for enduro and E-MTB terrain. Troy Lee Designs built this open-face design around a high-impact polycarbonate shell reinforced with advanced LG Chem materials, giving us dependable strength without unnecessary weight. Paired with a dual-density EPS liner, the helmet helps manage energy across a wide range of impacts as we navigate rough tracks and fast sections. As the ride flows into climbs and ridge traverses, 9 intake vents and 13 exhaust ports work together to move air efficiently. Adjustable Dri-Lex cheek pads and a three-position neck roll refine the fit, while the Fidlock magnetic buckle makes gearing up quick and secure. A three-way adjustable visor offers room for both goggles and glasses, rounding out a helmet that stays cool, stable, and ready for terrain that shifts by the minute."
Price: $305.00 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like the Stage Stunt because it’s incredibly light for how protective it feels. The Dri-Lex cheek pads adjust easily, the ventilation works even on slow climbs, and the Fidlock buckle is one of the easiest...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Troy Lee Stage MIPS is the helmet I point enduro riders to when they want full-face protection without suffering through the climbs. At one and a half pounds with 11 intakes and 14 exhaust ports, it moves...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Troy Lee Stage MIPS is the helmet I point enduro riders to when they want full-face protection without suffering through the climbs. At one and a half pounds with 11 intakes and 14 exhaust ports, it moves...