Motorcycle Helmets

C5 Carbon Gloss Motorcycle Helmet Flip-Up ECE 22.06 1460g with Pinlock and Sun Visor Code: SCH000KRA41

The SCHUBERTH C5 is the new flagship helmet in the SCHUBERTH flip-up collection and the first helmet to feature dual P/J homologation, approved in accordance with the new ECE-R 22.06 standard. 

The SCHUBERTH C5 is the new flagship helmet in the SCHUBERTH flip-up collection and the first helmet to feature dual P/J homologation, approved in accordance with the new ECE-R 22.06 standard. 

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  • Color Finish Glossy

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  • A helmet is a very personal thing; what fits each head. It is a good helmet. But you might also find better insulation with a cheaper one, since they say this is one of the best. I think it takes a little research.

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  • For that much money, it could have been lighter. In 2005 I had the Uvex Felix, which was 1,120 grams, and with a special anti-fog visor, top of its kind. Uvex no longer makes helmets, but I still kept it after 21 years; I’m not throwing it away. I use it to go to work, so I don’t care if it gets scratched, and I have the good one for the rest of my rides. I mean, after 20 years you would expect the helmet materials to have advanced in technology so it wouldn’t be so heavy. The helmet is not light. That is the downside. Carbon fiber, yes, but the weight is real.

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  • A helmet is a very personal thing; what fits each head. It is a good helmet. But you might also find better insulation with a cheaper one, since they say this is one of the best. I think it takes a little research.

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  • For that much money, it could have been lighter. In 2005 I had the Uvex Felix, which was 1,120 grams, and with a special anti-fog visor, top of its kind. Uvex no longer makes helmets, but I still kept it after 21 years; I’m not throwing it away. I use it to go to work, so I don’t care if it gets scratched, and I have the good one for the rest of my rides. I mean, after 20 years you would expect the helmet materials to have advanced in technology so it wouldn’t be so heavy. The helmet is not light. That is the downside. Carbon fiber, yes, but the weight is real.

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Description & Specifications

The SCHUBERTH C5 is the new flagship helmet in the SCHUBERTH flip-up collection and the first helmet to feature dual P/J homologation, approved in accordance with the new ECE-R 22.06 standard. 

The SCHUBERTH C5 combines outstanding safety and exceptional aerodynamic performance with a compact, lightweight design, taking the iconic and timeless “C” philosophy to the next level. Its interior, featuring the exclusive INDIVIDUAL seamless lining concept, offers an unparalleled level of comfort.

Shell

  • DFP (SCHUBERTH Direct Fiber Processing) fiberglass shell reinforced with carbon fibers for improved shock absorption and reduced weight

Inner shell

  • New EPS material for improved shock absorption and increased head cavity, with two densities for the main section and the sides
  • New seamless SCHUBERTH INDIVIDUAL program to allow a customized fit

SkuDescription|Brand

Product Number
SCH000KRA41

Dimensions

Type
Flip-Up
Weight (+/-50 gr)
1460 gr
Colour
Black
Color Finish
Glossy
Material
Carbon
Clasp
Microlock
Certification
ECE 22.06
Pinlock (Anti-fog Film)
Included in the packaging

Extra Features

Removable / Washable Interior
Yes
Intercom Support
Yes
Sun Visor
Yes

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Reviews (5)

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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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Review this product
  • Application
  • Ventilation
  • Construction quality
  • Visibility
  • Weight
  • High aerodynamic noise
  • Value for money
  • A helmet is a very personal thing; what fits each head. It is a good helmet. But you might also find better insulation with a cheaper one, since they say this is one of the best. I think it takes a little research.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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  • For that much money, it could have been lighter. In 2005 I had the Uvex Felix, which was 1,120 grams, and with a special anti-fog visor, top of its kind. Uvex no longer makes helmets, but I still kept it after 21 years; I’m not throwing it away. I use it to go to work, so I don’t care if it gets scratched, and I have the good one for the rest of my rides. I mean, after 20 years you would expect the helmet materials to have advanced in technology so it wouldn’t be so heavy. The helmet is not light. That is the downside. Carbon fiber, yes, but the weight is real.

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    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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    • Application
    • Ventilation
    • Construction quality
    • Visibility
    • Weight
    • Moderate aerodynamic noise
    • Value for money
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

  • A helmet is a very personal thing; what fits each head. It is a good helmet. But you might also find better insulation with a cheaper one, since they say this is one of the best. I think it takes a little research.

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  • For that much money, it could have been lighter. In 2005 I had the Uvex Felix, which was 1,120 grams, and with a special anti-fog visor, top of its kind. Uvex no longer makes helmets, but I still kept it after 21 years; I’m not throwing it away. I use it to go to work, so I don’t care if it gets scratched, and I have the good one for the rest of my rides. I mean, after 20 years you would expect the helmet materials to have advanced in technology so it wouldn’t be so heavy. The helmet is not light. That is the downside. Carbon fiber, yes, but the weight is real.

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