G-force Helmet Shields 8615 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Shield Color: Blue Mirror Anti-Fog
Coating: No
All G-FORCE Racing Gear helmet shields are injection-molded in a specially designed mirror polished mold. This results in an optically correct molded shield. Some other manufacturers cut their shields out of plastic and bend them over a form. This is a much cheaper process and does not produce an optically correct shield. G-FORCE feels it is important that you see an undistorted view of your competition.  |
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