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According to IAMABiker, STUDDS Accessories has launched the Trooper Trail in India. It's the seventh decal version of the flagship full-face flip-up (modular) helmet Trooper, and it's the company's first color-shift finish, changing color depending on the viewing angle. Pricing starts at ₹2,125.
A helmet is a piece of safety gear, but it's also a companion you wear every day. A finish that shifts color depending on the angle you look at it raises the joy of ownership another notch. A flip-up is also handy for chatting at a red light or at a stop during a tour. Having this kind of playfulness show up at an affordable price is honestly a welcome thing.
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Flip-up helmets are handy since you can open them up during a break, so they're a type that comes in really useful for touring.
I hear Indian helmet brands have an extremely strong share of the domestic market.
At this price point, I honestly worry about how much protective performance is actually guaranteed.
India's safety standards themselves are looser than Japan's, so I don't think you can compare them directly.
A helmet that changes color depending on the viewing angle is just a fun gimmick, plain and simple.
Starting from ₹2,125 is a dirt-cheap price bracket — I wonder what that comes out to in yen.
Depending on the exchange rate, it'd come out to around 3,700 yen — makes sense it's cheap given it's Indian pricing.
