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Arai, known for protecting riders' heads with 'glancing-off' performance, has unveiled a new graphic model based on the full-face TX Strada: the TX Strada Tyranno. Priced at ¥74,800 tax-in, it goes on sale from mid-September. The design expresses the spirit of a rider who charts their own path.
A helmet is a companion you entrust your head to for long hours. I've always trusted Arai's philosophy of 'dodging performance.' A helmet you chose for the design ends up protecting you when it matters - that's the ideal, isn't it.
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If it's got solid safety performance at this price point, it's not a bad choice on value.
Is 'glancing-off performance' one of Arai's longstanding catchphrases?
Right, that's the phrase representing Arai's longstanding design philosophy of shaping the shell to glance off impact energy.
Mid-September release at ¥74,800 — that alone is enough info to start thinking about a preorder.
There's still time before release, so I'll look forward to seeing actual hands-on reviews.
More than a concept-driven tagline, whether the actual design suits your taste is really what it comes down to.
Opinions on the design will probably split, but at this price it's an accessible entry point into Arai.
'A rider's spirit that goes its own way' — that's a pretty on-the-nose phrase, in a very Arai kind of way.
¥74,800 tax included might be a reasonable price considering it's Arai's 'glancing-off performance' quality.
