PRODUCT INFORMATIONS:

1. HELMET SHELL

THE POC BOSS has a perfect design with vintage style, including shapes, paintjob and materials.

Few characteristics of a motorcycle helmet are as critical as its first-layer defense. A helmet’s shell absorbs the impact energy in the event of a fall, and distributes that energy over the largest possible area. Combining hand-laid interwoven layers of fiberglass with organic fibers and resin, POC’s proprietary Multi-Ply Matrix AIM & AIM+ shells are not only incredibly strong, they are lightweight, elastic, and come in an industry-leading number of shell sizes to ensure a custom fit for all heads sizes.
The BOSS is made from ABS shell - the material with ABS beam.

2. VENTILATION

POC BOSS has the perfect placement and shaping of the inlets and outlets, along with air channels created within the EPS liner, are the basis for optimum ventilation

3. SHIELD

Additionally, POC BOSS has a sun visor which provides a distortion-free view throughout the entire field of vision. This shield is very large.

4. EPS LINER

The EPS liner of a helmet is designed to absorb the energies of an impact. POC always has Dual-Layer, Multi-Density EPS liner systems not only provide enhanced impact absorption by utilizing varying densities of foam in key areas around the rider’s head, they are designed to allow cooling air to travel unrestricted through tunnels created in the EPS, further enhancing our superior ventilation characteristics.

5. INTERIOR SYSTEM

 POC interior systems are carefully thought out to provide maximum comfort and hold during all forms of riding. All of POC models equipped with fully or partially removable, washable, adjustable, and replaceable interior components, and are three-dimensionally shaped to match the contours of a rider’s head for an extremely comfortable fit while maintaining the firm hold necessary for distraction-free, high-speed riding.

6. CHIN STRAP

The task of the chinstrap is to hold the helmet firmly on the head. This is done by using a chinstrap with proper tensile strength and extensibility. The chinstrap is firmly attached to the helmet shell with metal rivets or regular lock.