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Roux Pininfarina Karting Helmet - K2020

Roux Pininfarina Karting Helmet - K2020

Regular price $899.00 USD
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Roux Pininfarina — Snell K2020 certified. Lightweight karting specialist. NOT fire-rated; open-cockpit only.

Built for the start line and sprint tracks where every gram matters. The Pininfarina pairs sleek Italian design with race-proven K2020 protection standards for junior and senior karting. Minimal weight and aggressive venting keep drivers cool through intense practice sessions and competitive heats.

WHAT'S INSIDE THE SHELL

  • Lightweight polycarbonate shell optimized for karting speeds and open-air cockpits
  • Multi-layer impact liner sized for precise fit in karting helmets
  • Wide ventilation openings for maximum airflow at race pace
  • Adjustable chin strap designed specifically for karting body positions

CERT
Snell K2020 (NOT fire-rated; karting open-cockpit)

HEADS UP ON FIT

  • K2020 helmets are measured more precisely than road helmets. Measure your head circumference at widest point and check Roux's sizing chart carefully.
  • Karting helmets should fit snugly with minimal side-to-side movement. You'll want to be able to reach the chin strap comfortably while wearing the helmet.

FAQ

Can my kid wear this for closed-cockpit racing?
No. K2020 is karting-only and carries no fire-rating suitable for closed-cockpit motorsport. For junior closed-cockpit racing (club racing, etc.), you need a CMR-2016 or SA2020 helmet.

How often should I replace a karting helmet?
After any significant impact, replace immediately. Otherwise, inspect the shell and liner regularly for cracks or wear. Most racing programs recommend replacement every 2–3 years or after ~200+ competitive hours of use.

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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.

Guide to Buying a Racing Helmet