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It also comes with MIPS, a clever way of mitigating the rotational force of impacts by "taking the edge" off via a suspended internal layer that gives your brain a little less chance of sloshing around your skull.

Last but certainly not least, it comes with a Transitions shield right out of the box—a $120 value on its own. And a Shoei Transitions shield, for reference, carries an MSRP of almost $200.

This is one of the best helmet features going—it modulates an automatic tint as needed when exposed to sunlight, and will “transition” back to clear at night, or about a third of the way through the Lincoln Tunnel. 

So what’s the catch? None really. It’s not SNELL rated. But it is ECE, as well as DOT (of course). ECE is the European standard and now that Bell has reclaimed its trademark in Europe (long story, up until a couple years ago Bell Europe was a completely different company) look for many of Bell’s future product releases to carry the ECE certification, which generally prioritizes having a wide, open eye port, and is tuned to excel at absorbing lower-speed impacts, which in point of fact is characteristic of most real world motorcycle accidents.

If you’re looking for a SNELL rated helmet, check out the Bell Star, the Shoei RF 1200, or pretty much any Arai.

Otherwise it’s hard to argue with all you get with this package for the price.

Bell Qualifier DLX MIPS Helmet

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The Qualifier DLX is the most value-packed helmet we offer.  A significant step up from the decidedly un-deluxe Qualifier helmet (which we don't stock), the DLX edition comes with an extra vent at the temple, an integrated (and removable for hot weather) chin curtain to quiet the ride, and a quality removable/washable antimicrobial liner.  Read More Read More

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About The Brand

The Bell helmet company got its start in California in 1954, where it earned a reputation for building the world's first—and best—full-face motocross helmets. Today the company's helmet catalog is comprehensive—ranging from retro full-face options to world-class street helmets with forward thinking safety features and styling.

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Bell Qualifier DLX MIPS Specifications
Price Range279.95
Internal ShapeIntermediate Oval
Shell Size Splits3: XS/S, M/L, XL/2XL+
Shell MaterialPolycarbonate
Country of ManufactureChina
Weight (medium)1600g / 3lbs 8.5oz
Safety CertificationsDOT, ECE
Bonus Features-
PinlockPinlock Lens Upgrade
Custom Fit OptionsCheek Pads
UpgradesUniversal Bluetooth Ready, Click Release Shields

 Check Your Head - How to get a Union Garage Tailor's Tape Fill out our Helmet Consult Form to get started

 

It also comes with MIPS, a clever way of mitigating the rotational force of impacts by "taking the edge" off via a suspended internal layer that gives your brain a little less chance of sloshing around your skull.

Last but certainly not least, it comes with a Transitions shield right out of the box—a $120 value on its own. And a Shoei Transitions shield, for reference, carries an MSRP of almost $200.

This is one of the best helmet features going—it modulates an automatic tint as needed when exposed to sunlight, and will “transition” back to clear at night, or about a third of the way through the Lincoln Tunnel. 

So what’s the catch? None really. It’s not SNELL rated. But it is ECE, as well as DOT (of course). ECE is the European standard and now that Bell has reclaimed its trademark in Europe (long story, up until a couple years ago Bell Europe was a completely different company) look for many of Bell’s future product releases to carry the ECE certification, which generally prioritizes having a wide, open eye port, and is tuned to excel at absorbing lower-speed impacts, which in point of fact is characteristic of most real world motorcycle accidents.

If you’re looking for a SNELL rated helmet, check out the Bell Star, the Shoei RF 1200, or pretty much any Arai.

Otherwise it’s hard to argue with all you get with this package for the price.

About The Brand

The Bell helmet company got its start in California in 1954, where it earned a reputation for building the world's first—and best—full-face motocross helmets. Today the company's helmet catalog is comprehensive—ranging from retro full-face options to world-class street helmets with forward thinking safety features and styling.

More products by Bell

Bell Qualifier DLX MIPS Specifications
Price Range279.95
Internal ShapeIntermediate Oval
Shell Size Splits3: XS/S, M/L, XL/2XL+
Shell MaterialPolycarbonate
Country of ManufactureChina
Weight (medium)1600g / 3lbs 8.5oz
Safety CertificationsDOT, ECE
Bonus Features-
PinlockPinlock Lens Upgrade
Custom Fit OptionsCheek Pads
UpgradesUniversal Bluetooth Ready, Click Release Shields

 Check Your Head - How to get a Union Garage Tailor's Tape Fill out our Helmet Consult Form to get started

 

Bell Qualifier DLX MIPS Helmet

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