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The ORZ Z-169 is a modular motorcycle helmet whose chin bar flips up to switch between full-face and open-face riding. It pairs a clear outer visor with a tinted inner sun visor, and vents through top, tail and mouth channels. The ABS shell and multi-density EPS liner are backed by both DOT and 3C certification. At around 1600g it is heavier than many polycarbonate and fiberglass rivals, so it suits riders who want dual-visor versatility on a budget rather than low weight.
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Riders rate the Z-169 highly, with 4.7 out of 5 from 16 ratings. Owners like the flip-up chin bar and the drop-down sun visor for commuting. The main complaint is weight.
| Size | Circ. (cm) | Circ. (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| 55–56 | 21.6–22.0" | |
| 57–58 | 22.4–22.8" | |
| 59–60 | 23.2–23.6" | |
| 61–62 | 24.0–24.4" |
The ORZ Z-169 is a modular flip-up motorcycle helmet. The chin bar raises to switch between full-face and open-face modes. It has a dual visor: a clear HD outer visor for standard conditions and a tinted HD inner visor for bright sun. The visor has a tool-free base for cleaning and replacement.
The shell is a single-piece molded ABS shell. Inside is a multi-density EPS foam liner that absorbs energy on impact. The 3D fabric lining spreads contact pressure evenly and has a glasses trough for spectacle arms. It is fully removable and washable.
Three ventilation channels (top intake, tail exhaust and mouth) move air through the helmet. They work best at highway speeds, and the ducts can be closed in heavy rain. A multi-segment quick buckle is adjustable and clicks audibly when fully engaged. The helmet is certified to 3C and DOT standards.
