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At Alpinestars, for $749.95, as of our latest check.

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Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 218 ratings.

Supertech M10 Solid Helmet Price History: Lowest $749.95

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From Alpinestars

Four dedicated shell sizes (S–XL) across six fit sizes (XS–XXL) for an anatomical fit that improves comfort, lowers weight and enhances impact effectiveness
Chin bar design with raised relief profile, softer EPS and flexible rubber cover helps clear the collarbone to reduce collarbone injury risk
Patented A-Head Fitment System adjusts angle and height so the helmet sits precisely on the head
28 ventilation ports (18 intake, 10 exhaust) drive high airflow for cooling during intense rides
Integrated eject technology for safer, quicker helmet removal by first responders
Lightweight construction: approx. 1260 g (size M), 1310 g with side pads, 1370 g with visor extension

Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Materials: Shell lay-up uses multi-composite molding: 3K Carbon high-density outer layer, uni-directional carbon composite layer for radial strength, and aramid fiber laye
Sizing: Four dedicated shell sizes (S–XL) across six fit sizes (XS–XXL); A-Head Fitment System allows angle and height adjustment for a personalized fit.
Returns: Free 30 day exchanges and returns
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About the Supertech M10 Solid Helmet

The goal of the Alpinestars Supertech family of helmets was to create the most advanced, protective, and performance-enhancing helmets possible for riders worldwide. With the S-M10, Alpinestars’ Helmet Development team engineered the helmet to offer the perfect blend of excellent ventilation, and unsurpassed comfort, to create a helmet with the lightest weight possible, all without compromising on any other front.

The S-M10’s design offers a smooth, attractive, aerodynamic profile which is streamlined and free of any external channels and features that might act as a load point in an impact or compromise the overall integrity of the helmet’s construction. The surface curvature promotes reduced friction on impact, allowing deflection and the most efficient transfer of energy to protect the rider’s head from direct force to the skull and referred to the neck and spinal column.