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NECA Unveils Limited Edition Master Chief Motorcycle Helmet
The joys of motorcycle ownership and love for video games rarely intersect, but with NECA's reveal of the Master Chief Modular Motorcycle Helmet, bikers can show off their passion for the Halo franchise while on the go.
The helmet, which is wearable and approved for use by the Department of Transportation, features a reflective face shield with UV protection and front air intakes to reduce shield fogging. On the inside, the helmet has a contoured pad designed to cool the top of the wearer's scalp and enough space for eyeglass wearers to keep their glasses on. In addition, the entire front of the helmet flips up and all of the interior padding is removable and washable.
While NECA hasn't yet specified a price for its Master Chief Motorcycle Helmet, it has stated that the limited edition helmet will ship in July 2015. The helmet ranges in size from small (55 - 56 cm) to extra large (61 - 62 cm).
[Source: NECA]
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