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Bell RS7 Ultra Carbon Duckbill Racing Helmet - SA2025 / FIA8859

Bell RS7 Ultra Carbon Duckbill Racing Helmet - SA2025 / FIA8859

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Bell RS7 Ultra Carbon Duckbill Racing Helmet — SA2025 / FIA 8859-2024. Full carbon RS7 with integrated duckbill chin spoiler, 14-channel ventilation, SmartLock visor.

The Duckbill version of the RS7 Ultra Carbon adds an integrated chin spoiler for open-cockpit aero stability on top of everything the standard RS7 Ultra Carbon does: ultra-light carbon fiber shell, 14-channel ventilation, SmartLock flush-fit visor, pre-installed HANS anchors, and comms/hydration routing. Dual SA2025 / FIA 8859-2024 certified.

WHAT'S INSIDE THE SHELL

  • Ultra-light carbon fiber shell — SA2025 / FIA 8859-2024 dual certified
  • Integrated duckbill chin spoiler for open-cockpit stability
  • 14-channel ventilation system
  • Flush-fit optical-grade visor with SmartLock mechanism
  • Pre-installed HANS/FHR anchors, comms and hydration routing

CERT
Snell SA2025 / FIA 8859-2024 — dual certified for international competition.

HEADS UP ON FIT
Carbon shells run tighter tolerances — measure carefully against Bell's chart. Interior fit is identical to the standard RS7 Ultra Carbon.

FastLap Supply Take: Same benchmark helmet as the RS7 Ultra Carbon, same price, one question: open cockpit or not? Formula cars, exposed-cockpit sports racers, anything where your helmet is in clean air — the duckbill kills the lift and buffeting that wear your neck out over a stint. Behind a windshield it's just styling; save the decision for the standard version.

FAQ

Duckbill vs standard RS7 Ultra Carbon?
Identical helmet apart from the integrated chin spoiler. Same cert, same ventilation, same visor system, same price.

Is this legal for SCCA and NASA?
Yes — SA2025 and FIA 8859-2024 are accepted by SCCA, NASA, and most North American organizations.

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Actually Measuring Your Head

Use a soft measuring tape (craft store, like $3). Wrap it around the widest part of your dome, forehead to back, and get the same number twice. Use that number to pick your size. Revolutionary, we know. lol.

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