HJC i20 Helmet - FURIA MC5

The HJC i20 FURIA is a full-face motorcycle helmet built for everyday road riding and commuting. Its lightweight polycarbonate shell houses a multi-density EPS liner and a removable, washable interior, making it a practical everyday-wear option across a wide range of rider experience levels.

The FURIA graphic in HJC's MC-5 colourway gives the helmet a bold, purposeful look. Available in five shell sizes from XS to XL, the i20 is designed to accommodate a broad range of head shapes without compromising on comfort or protection.

• Lightweight polycarbonate outer shell
• Multi-density EPS impact-absorbing liner
• Integrated front and rear ventilation system for active airflow management
• Removable and washable comfort liner and cheek pads
• Quick-release visor mechanism for tool-free lens changes
• Pinlock-ready visor to accept an anti-fog insert
• FURIA graphic in MC-5 colourway
• Available in sizes XS, S, M, L and XL

Clean the visor with a damp, lint-free cloth and mild soap; allow bugs or debris to soak briefly before wiping to avoid scratching the lens.
Avoid solvent-based or petroleum-based cleaners on the visor or shell — these degrade anti-scratch coatings and polycarbonate over time.
Remove the interior liner and cheek pads before washing; hand wash in cool water with mild detergent and allow to air dry completely before reinserting.
Clean the shell exterior with mild soap and warm water only; do not use wax, polish, or abrasive compounds.
Store the helmet in a carry bag or on a stable surface away from direct sunlight, fuel vapours, and chemical fumes, all of which degrade materials over time.
Inspect the visor regularly for scratches or crazing; a damaged visor can impair vision in bright or oncoming-light conditions and should be replaced.
Retire and replace the helmet after any significant impact — even one with no visible external damage — as the EPS liner compresses permanently on impact and will not offer full protection again.
Do not apply stickers, spray paint, or adhesive products to the shell unless explicitly approved by HJC, as these can chemically attack the polycarbonate.