Endura Xtract Road Helmet - Black - S-M


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The Endura Xtract Road Helmet is a versatile, lightweight choice for adult commuters, gravel riders, and road cyclists who prioritize comfort and ventilation on their daily rides. It provides excellent airflow and a secure, customizable fit, though users seeking additional rotational impact protection should consider the MIPS-equipped version of this model.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Model Part Number | E1574BK/S-M |
| Brand | Endura |
Yes, it meets both CPSC and CE EN1078 safety standards, making it suitable for standard road cycling and commuting.
The helmet should sit level on your head and not tilt forward or backward. You should feel a firm but comfortable hold from the retention system.
Yes, the padding is removable. You can wash them for maintenance, and replacement pads may be available through Endura support if they wear out over time.
This specific variant (E1574BK/S-M) does not include MIPS. Endura offers separate versions of the Xtract helmet that feature MIPS technology if you require that protection.
You should replace your helmet immediately if it sustains a significant impact. Otherwise, it is generally recommended to replace a helmet every 3-5 years due to material degradation.
Adjust the rear micro-dial for a tighter fit and ensure the retention system is positioned low on the back of your skull.
Ensure the front padding is properly seated. If the pads are saturated, remove them to hand-wash and air-dry to restore wicking performance.
Adjust the side buckles and the chin strap length to ensure they lie flat and do not twist under the jaw.
To ensure maximum safety, adjust the rear micro-dial until the helmet feels snug but comfortable. The straps should sit flat against your skin, with the junction points resting just below your ears. To maintain the helmet, periodically remove the internal pads and hand wash them in mild soapy water. Air dry the pads before reattaching them to the shell. Always inspect the outer shell and straps for signs of wear or UV degradation after prolonged seasons of use.