A motocross helmet watches over your head...
The Shock SpotR watches over your helmet
You invest in a good helmet... but is your helmet protecting you?
We all fall off our bike at one time or another or accidentally drop our helmet. Did you know that your helmet may LOOK alright but under its shell it could be damaged thus giving you a false impression you are safe.
Shok-SpotR? is a calibrated sensor that visually warns you of a significant impact to your helmet. It mounts on your helmet shell permanently and easily, in a small, attractive, ultra-lightweight housing. When activated, Shok-SpotR? alerts you to stop using your helmet and have it inspected by its manufacturer.
Helmet manufacturers warn users that a helmet is good for only one impact, and they stress returning the helmet to the factory if you have any doubts as to whether you've damaged it.
The Shok-SpotR Motorsports version was designed and tested for today's high-tech helmets. Its available in black and calibrated for both off-road and street use. The sleek, micro-light housing design compliments any helmet while protecting the sensor element from scrapes and minor impacts. We recommend Shok-SpotR for use ONLY on brand new helmets that are both DOT and Snell approved.

Visual examination may or may not reveal shell damage. Visual examination WILL NOT reveal liner damage. A damaged shell or liner greatly reduces the helmets ability to absorb further impacts. Protect yourself or your child with the Shok-SpotR.
Sly's Price: $23.95
Legal stuff: Sly Fox MX Closeouts disclaims any responsibility for injuries incurred while using this product. This product is a warning device only. Its use, while recommended to increase awareness of possible helmet impact damage, is neither required nor specified by any motorsports industry standard or specification known to the manufacturer at time of this writing. Sly Fox MX Closeouts makes no guarantees or representations express or implied, that this product protects individuals or property from injury or death or damage.