Antisect mesh - the front openings of the helmet are covered with a mesh that prevents unpleasant insects from entering under the helmet while riding a bicycle.

In helmets produced with InMold technology, the mesh is inserted between the EPS and PC layer and pressed directly in the production process.

Circumference adjust technology - the helmet only protects if it is correctly fitted and has the correct size. However, it is not possible to make a helmet that would be suitable for all sizes and shapes of the head it is supposed to protect. Therefore, helmets are usually produced in two basic sizes, and for accurate size adjustment, an adjustment system is used, usually located in the back of the helmet, which allows you to fine-tune the size of the helmet so that the helmet does not press, but at the same time holds firmly on the head.

HQBC helmets use different types of swivel systems that are reliable, easy to access and adjustable with two fingers. In addition, most systems allow, in addition to size adjustment, system height adjustment in two or three positions. Adjusting the height of the rear clamp is important for both comfort and safety. By adjusting the height of the system upwards, you can prevent the pressure of the entire fastening behind the ears, or by moving it downwards, you can allow a tighter fit of the helmet.

InMold technology - helmets made with InMold technology are light and strong enough to withstand impact. With InMold technology, a layer of pre-vacuum formed PC is inserted directly into the mold and filled with EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) by injection, which forms the basis of the helmet. PC and EPS are tightly bonded, creating one compact unit and higher impact resistance by distributing the impact force over a larger area of the head and reducing the risk of injury. Helmets made in this way can be light, have very detailed shapes and at the same time meet demanding safety requirements.

Reflective technology - in addition to head protection, helmets should also contribute to the rider's overall safety, which is especially important in poor visibility and low light conditions. HQBC helmets are equipped with reflective elements in the back of the helmet or on the fastening mechanism.

Removable visor - not every helmet is equipped with a visor, but if there is, it should be up to the rider whether he wants to use it or not. Therefore, HQBC helmets provide this option and give the rider the choice to ride with or without a shield. Selected helmet models even have two shields in different colors and some, especially enduro models, also provide height adjustment of the shield.

Vertical adjust technology - HQBC helmets use various types of rotary systems to fine-tune the size of the helmet, which are reliable, easily accessible and adjustable with two fingers. In addition, most systems allow, in addition to size adjustment, system height adjustment in two or three positions. Adjusting the height of the rear clamp is important for both comfort and safety. By adjusting the height of the system upwards, you can prevent the pressure of the entire fastening behind the ears, or by moving it downwards, you can allow a tighter fit of the helmet.