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The modular helmet for travelers, comfortable and proven 100,000 times, made with the best materials, easy to use and well thought out functions, the SCHUBERTH C3 Pro helmet is checked from top to bottom for safety. Technical competence and experience make the SCHUBERTH C3 PRO helmet that functional miracle that has actually been the most popular helmet in the SCHUBERTH collection for years. A universal functionality talent, comfort and protection. The SCHUBERTH C3 Pro helmet is the right modular for long and short trips. Very quiet, the SCHUBERTH C3 Pro helmet is one of the quietest helmets in the world. The ergonomic collar matches the deflector. The shape of the shell has been made aerodynamic. Right down to the last detail SCHUBERTH did the research to build a super silent helmet and they did it! Low noise contributes to providing more safety. FEATURES: Öko-Tex 100 certified inner lining. Inner lining in antibacterial COOLMAX® Integrated glasses housing. Multi-option ventilation system. External visor in Optical Class 1Integrated dark internal sun visor. Wide field of view. Anti Roll Off System (A.R.O.S)2 DFP (Direct Fiber Processing) fiber caps. Internal eps. Micro-lock closure. Prepared for the SC10 communication system. Anti-fog lens included as standard. Weight: starting from 1570 grams.
Additional Info
| Product Code | SCH-436929 |
|---|---|
| ID | 26829 |
| Color | Grey |
Reviews
- Excellent bang for $Review by A Clark
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I have a C3 Pro and a C5. The C5 is wonderful and the integrated communications are excellent, but Sena actually isn't my first choice for communications - I actually prefer Cardo because I think Cardo outperforms Sena. With the C5, however, you are pretty much committed to using Sena. I find that the C3 pro is every bit as comfortable as the C5 (although the venting on the C5 is a little better) and I use mine interchangeably without noticing a significant difference. The 25% savings for the C3 Pro is no small thing and goes a long way to offsetting the cost of the Cardo system that I would rather have. Fitting the Cardo to the C3 Pro is not nearly as easy as installing the SC2 on the C5, but it is not insanely difficult either. The integrated SC2 is very sleek, but if I want to charge it up during a midday lunch break, I need to bring the whole helmet in with me, whereas with my C3 Pro and my Cardo, I can easily detach the Cardo and just bring it in to charge. Bottom line, the C3 Pro is 95% as nice as the C5 (and IMHO it is superior in some ways) and it costs 75% as much. I ended up buying a second C3 Pro when I needed another helmet. It's that good. (Posted on 02/09/2023)Overall
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