01Shell
Composite, vented, aero profile. The surface everyone assumes is the whole story.
Lokebox Studio — Explain No. 02
Strata
One performance helmet, pulled apart layer by layer until the protection stops hiding under a single smooth surface.
Structure, Not Surface
A helmet sold whole asks you to trust it. A helmet explained shows you why: the hard shell that resists, the foam that absorbs, the frame that reinforces, the pads that fit. Every layer pulled back along one line until the protection is visible, not assumed.
Construction, Panel by Panel
Six panels, left to right. Scroll or drag through at your own pace, nothing here locks the page until you reach the end.
- 02Liner
EPS foam, impact absorption. The layer doing the actual work, hidden under the shell.
- 03Cage
Rim reinforcement frame, holding the liner's shape under load.
- 04Pads
Forehead, temple, nape contact. The last layer, closest to the part that matters.
05CutawayWhere the construction is most honest: a real cut through the shell wall, open straight down to the foam underneath. Airflow in, weight out, no surface left to hide the section behind.
- 06Plate
- Shell
- Composite, carbon-language clearcoat
- Liner
- EPS foam, impact-absorbing
- Ventilation
- 5 channels, shell to liner
- Padding
- 4-point head contact
- Separation axis
- Single axis, vertical
- Spread
- 525 mm, pads to shell