On a budget, but not wanting to compromise safety? Impact’s 1320 is a value-packed helmet manufactured right in the heart of Indy’s Gasoline Alley. Featuring our exclusive “Intelligent Gray Matter” (a variable-density, single-piece inner liner) and upholstered in fire retardant soft-knit Nomex®, the 1320 offers many of the features and benefits that have made Impact helmets a “must have” safety item for racers in all forms of motorsports.
The 1320 is a custom hand-crafted fiberglass shell manufactured to Impact’s exacting standards and provides racers with an affordable Made in the USA helmet without compromising safety or quality. Featuring our exclusive wide eye port and integrated upper and lower air vents for superior ventilation, the Impact 1320 also includes removable cheek pads. Optionally available cheek pads are available in a variety of thicknesses and configurations to provide a custom fit.. A fire-retardant Kevlar® chin strap with dual D-ring closure and our 1/8” polycarbonate shield with three-position detent finish off this value-packed helmet.
Specifications
- Colors Available: Gloss Black, Flat Black, Silver, White
- Eye Port: Large, provides extended peripheral vision and allows the use of personal eyewear.
- Primary Use: Auto Racing
- Rating: Snell 15
- Size: Extra Small - Extra Large
- Shield: .125" Clear Shield comes standard with 3 position detent.
- Interior Shell Foam: Gray Matter fire-retardant covered liner made of Impact's "intelligent" single piece variable-density core.
- Drilled for Hans: Yes
Care and Cleaning
Please carefully read, understand and adhere to the following information. Since your helmet is engineered to very exacting standards, correct care is vital to its proper functioning.
- Shield Hardware: To insure proper shield fit and function, it is important to check the tightness of the shield pivot and shield positioning screws before every use. Tighten until screws are firmly seated, careful to not over tighten.
- Helmet Cheek Fit Pads: To change, remove or replace cheek fit pads, turn the helmet upside down and place thumb under cheek pad and ‘pinch’ thumb with fingers on exterior shell. This will prevent separating and helmet upholstery from the shell as you remove the cheek fit pad. With free hand, slowly pull the cheek fit pad away from the hook and loop interior starting at the corner. Replace with new cheek pad.
- Helmet Inner Liner: After a race, wet fit pads and liner should be dried in the shade using a fan.
- Helmet Hardware: all fastening hardware and straps should be checked regularly for strength and security. Keeping all components of the helmet clean and well cared for is very important. Even perspiration can compromise the effectiveness of the hardware and straps.
Equipped To Win
