Outlet RSR8+ Retention Disk
C0000328
$14.99
or four interest free payments of $1.78
or 4 payments of $1.78
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Replacement retention system for the Wing57, Airstorm, and Windmax helmets.
C0000328
$14.99
or four interest free payments of $1.78
or 4 payments of $1.78
Replacement retention system for the Wing57, Airstorm, and Windmax helmets.
I've had my Airmax helmet for about four or five years. I love it. Recently, the retention system broke. I installed the replacement, and my helmet was ready to go. I was really glad to see that the quality of the replacement was just as good as the original. Thanks, Rudy Project.
Easy to order, shipped quickly, swapped the part out on my helmet and works great! Thank you 🙏🏻
I order this and was a bit skeptical. I got it yesterday 4.15.2020. It was easy to remove the old and place the new. Its actually smaller and smoother than the original. Im so happy i found this item because it has been two years with a string in the back of my head. LOL Im wondering why you guys dont sell the hot pink helmet anymore. I still have mine and dread the day I need a new one!! Nooooooooooooooooo. Pleasee bring it back
My Propusle RX prescription glasses with ImpactX Photochromic 2 Red are my all-time favourites. For everything from XCO racing to Gravel night rides these lenses perform under a wide range of conditions. I love them so much I'm planning to buy a 2nd pair.
Great helmet - combo of perfect fit, light weight - really nice for training. Easy to adjust / fits according to sizing.
Nice plus - great helmet for racing triathlon in really hot conditions - very breathable for racing yet aero.
Would / did recommend to many friends who also like it as well.
In April 2022, I purchased a pair of Magnus sunglasses (Blue Navy Matte frame, with Multilaser Blue lenses). I have been very pleased with their performance, comfort, versatility, and style.
I also added a pair of Magnus ImpactX Photochromic 2 Laser Red lenses (16%-75% transmission). I find that this combination of lenses is perfect for the varying conditions of sun, cloud, rain, and shade encountered in the Pacific Northwest (BC) in all seasons. I highly recommend the Magus model.