The adjustable safety helmet for motorsports is an item of personal protective equipment. The adjustable safety helmet for motorsports is configured for use in activities involving high velocities including riding motorcycles. More specifically, the adjustable safety helmet for motorsports is a motorcycle helmet. The adjustable safety helmet for motorsports comprises a protective structure, a plurality of rack and pinions, and a plurality of resistance springs. The protective structure further comprises an anterior structure and a posterior structure. The plurality of rack and pinions and the plurality of resistance springs are installed within the protective structure such that: 1) the anterior structure and the posterior structure separate when the protective structure is donned; and, 2) the anterior structure and the posterior structure join to create the protected environment of the adjustable safety helmet for motorsports.

A protecting helmet is disclosed having a rigid outer shell, a front opening for the face of a user, and a protective visor having a raising/lowering mechanism. The raising/lowering mechanism has a base member, movably or integrally constrained to, or made in a single piece with, the outer shell and arranged in a side position with respect to the front opening and a fastening pin constrained in a respective opening of the protective visor. The base member has a seat adapted to rotatably and reversibly house the fastening pin; and the mechanism has member, a first magnetic-coupling member being constrained to, or made in a single piece with, the fastening pin, and a second magnetic-coupling member being constrained to, or made in a single piece with, the base member.

A protective sports helmet that includes a chin strap system that allows for rapid, one-handed adjustment of a chin strap assembly by the player while he/she is wearing the helmet is provided. The chin strap assembly includes a protective chin cup and a pair of straps extending from opposed sides of the chin cup and having a plurality of securing elements. The assembly also includes a pair of adjustable connectors affixed to the helmet and that include a central opening that receives an extent of the strap and a lever that engages a portion of the securing elements. The adjustable connector allows movement of the strap in a first direction, and prevents movement of the strap in a second direction when the lever is engaged with at least one of the securing elements. The adjustable connector allows movement of the strap in both the first and second directions when the lever is not engaged with the securing elements.

A helmet assembly having a helmet, a mandible guard, and an accessory attachment system that is used to selectively attach and secure the mandible guard to the helmet is disclosed. In some embodiments, the mandible guard is arranged to be detached from a first side of the helmet while remaining secured to a second side of the helmet. In such embodiments, the mandible guard may be moved outwardly and away from a wearer as the mandible guard pivots around the accessory attachment system attached to the second side of the helmet.

A cover includes a receiver having a concave-shaped inner surface and a flap including a first side coupled to the receiver and a second side including a fastener. The flap may be movable relative to the receiver from an open position to a closed position. The fastener may be configured to be coupled to the receiver when the flap is in the closed position.

A helmet is disclosed having a padding element removably constrained to the shell and provided with a first seat so that a first protrusion integral with the shell is reversibly engaged, reversible male-female coupling members to reversibly couple the shell and the padding element, which are adapted to define a hinge point for the relative rotation between the shell and the padding element. The helmet has restraining members to selectively restrain and release the first protrusion in and from the first seat. The restraining members are movable between a first restraint position to restrain the first protrusion in the first seat, so that the relative rotation between the shell and the padding element is prevented. A second disengagement position of the first protrusion from the first seat is also provided so that the relative rotation between the shell and the padding element is allowed.

The helmet according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a helmet body; a pad coupled to the inside of the helmet body, and a coupling member that separably couples the helmet body and the pad, wherein the coupling member may include a male coupling member disposed in one of either the inside of the helmet body or the pad, and a female coupling member disposed in the other of either the inside of the helmet body or the pad and into which the male coupling member is inserted and fixed, wherein the male coupling member has a first inclined surface at a portion inserted and fixed into the female coupling member, and the female coupling member has a second inclined surface corresponding to the first inclined surface, and when an external force is applied to the pad in a first direction so that the male coupling member is separated from the female coupling member in a state in which the male coupling member and the female coupling member are coupled, the first inclined surface moves along the second inclined surface, and the pad is separated from the helmet body.

A helmet tool including a housing; a pin at least partially disposed in the housing; a trigger mechanism operatively engaged with the pin, wherein the pin and trigger mechanism may be configured together within the housing such that actuation of the trigger mechanism causes the pin to one of extend from or retract into the housing; and a latch connected to the housing.

The invention relates to an internal protection device for a helmet (2) comprising a hard outer shell (4), a flexible inner cap (6) arranged inside the shell (4), and a chain of air cushions (8) designed to be placed inside the helmet (2), between the head that is to be protected and the flexible inner cap (6). The flexible inner cap (6) comprises a layer of thickness (E) within which there is created a plurality of cavities (100-n) of which the shape, number, respective depth (P) and arrangement are chosen, dimensioned and combined with the air cushions (10-n) so as to improve the shock absorbing properties of the helmet and cover the parts of the user's head that are to be protected when the air cushions (8) are filled with air, while allowing simple removal from the helmet when the air cushions are deflated.

A helmet mounted safety device comprises right and left mandible engaging sections. Each of the mandible engaging sections comprises an adjustable airway opening member for assuring opening of the airway, and is connected, whether integrally or detachably, to a side portion within an interior of a helmet in order to facilitate engagement with the mandible of a wearer of the helmet upon demand. A helmet comprising the right and left mandible engaging sections is also taught, and further comprises in one embodiment a neck stabilizing cervical support that includes an occipital portion and two sternocleidomastoid (SCM) portions between which the occipital portion is interposed, for engaging the SCM muscle at the side of the neck.