HJC I71 Helmet - S.F BLACK

The HJC i71 is a full-face road helmet built around HJC's PIM Plus (Premium Integrated Matrix) polycarbonate shell, offering a practical balance of lightweight construction and everyday durability. It suits commuters and recreational riders who want a well-ventilated helmet with a comfortable, easy-care interior.

Practical touches — including a Pinlock-ready visor, a removable and washable SilverCool antibacterial liner, and an EmergencyQuickRelease cheek pad system — make the i71 a sensible choice for riders spending real time in the saddle. The semi-flat black finish is clean and versatile across a broad size run.

• PIM Plus (Premium Integrated Matrix) polycarbonate shell construction
• Advanced Channel Ventilation System with adjustable intake and exhaust vents
• HJ-26ST visor with Pinlock EVO lens-ready fitment for anti-fog performance
• Multi-density EPS liner for layered impact absorption
• Removable and washable SilverCool antibacterial interior lining
• EmergencyQuickRelease (EQR) cheek pad system for rapid first-responder removal
• Multiple shell sizes across the size range for a more precise fit
• D-ring double-ring chin strap retention system

• HJC i71 helmet

Clean the outer shell with a soft damp cloth and mild soap; avoid petroleum-based solvents, fuel, or abrasive cleaners that can degrade the polycarbonate shell and finish.
Clean the visor separately with a soft, lint-free cloth and warm water; remove it from the helmet before cleaning to avoid scratching adjacent surfaces.
Remove cheek pads and the interior crown liner and hand-wash in cool water with a mild detergent; air dry fully before refitting — do not use a tumble dryer.
Inspect the EQR cheek pad pull tabs periodically to ensure they are properly seated; the red tabs are for emergency removal only and should not be used during normal donning or doffing.
Check the shell, EPS liner, visor and D-ring strap regularly for cracks, chips, fraying or deformation; replace the helmet after any significant impact even where no external damage is visible, as the EPS liner compresses permanently on impact.
Store the helmet away from direct sunlight, fuel vapours, and chemical fumes, which degrade polycarbonate and foam liners over time; a helmet bag or original box is ideal.
Replace the helmet in line with manufacturer guidance — materials age regardless of impact history.
Fit the helmet level on the head with the eye port sitting just above the eyebrows; cheek pads should make firm, even contact without causing pressure points.