ATB-3 6D Helmet - LS Matt Bronze

6D ATB-3 HELMET

Discover the 6D Helmets ATB-3, the ultimate advance in bicycle helmet technology, designed for riders seeking maximum protection, optimal ventilation, and impeccable style. Inspired by the revolutionary ATR-3 motocross platform, the ATB-3 features 6D’s fifth-generation Omni-Directional Suspension™ (ODS) system, specifically re-engineered for cycling.

Its lightweight 3K carbon shell, expanded ventilation channels, and fully redesigned aerodynamic profile offer the perfect balance between performance and discretion. Far more than a simple motocross adaptation, the ATB-3 truly redefines two-wheel protection.

Reach a new level of confidence and control with the all-new 6D ATB-3.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Rebuildable 5th Generation Omni-Directional Suspension™ (ODS)
• Lightweight 3K carbon composite shell
• Optimized bicycle-specific adjustable visor for enhanced field of view and superior adjustability
• Refined chin bar design to maximize visibility while maintaining strength
• Air-Gap™ ventilation system with Ram Air Direct-to-Brow Cooling
• Removable, washable, antibacterial comfort liner
• Emergency release cheek pads with washable antibacterial fabric
• Recessed shear-away visor screws for added safety
• Integrated speaker pockets for in-helmet communication and audio systems
• Cervical spine relief zone built into the lower rear shell
• Clavicle cut-away for increased collarbone clearance
• Sternum pad for added chin, jaw, and chest protection
• Magnetic chinstrap clasp for quick, secure fastening
• Drink tube compatible design
• 6D proprietary custom titanium D-rings
• Approx. +/- 1260 grams (size M/L)
• Helmet sock included

SIZE GUIDE

Measure head circumference: use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally around the head, about 2.5 cm above the eyebrows and 1.25 cm above each ear. If your measurement falls between two sizes, try the smaller size first. Helmet pads and liners can often be adjusted for a custom fit.

HELMET FIT

• Position it correctly: the head should be in contact with the liner all around, and cheek pads snug against the cheekbones.
• Test movement: with the chinstrap fastened, try to move the helmet. If it moves easily without pulling the skin, it is too large.
• Check rotational stability: the helmet should not pivot or be removable around the ears.
• Safety first: if the fit is not correct, do not wear the helmet and choose the proper size.