Impact Racing Helmets
Impact prioritizes performance, comfort, and safety in every racing helmet it designs. The 1320 model, while entry-level, features Impact’s signature Intelligent Gray Matter liner and Nomex® upholstery. Building on this foundation, the 1320 Top Air adds advanced ventilation for improved driver comfort. For top-tier performance, the Champ and Charger helmets offer wraparound eye ports and aerodynamic wicker bill designs. All Impact helmets are engineered to perform in extreme racing conditions, with the latest Snell SA2025 certification available to meet the highest safety standards. Experience superior protection and visibility with an Impact Racing helmet from Behrent’s.
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Item Number: IMP14520712
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520708
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520709
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520510
$415.00
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Item Number: IMP14520512
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520508
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520509
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520410
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520412
$418.45
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Item Number: IMP14520408
$404.95
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Item Number: IMP14520409
$418.45
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Frequently Asked Questions About Impact Racing Helmets
What materials are used in Impact Racing helmets?
Impact Racing helmets are typically made from carbon fiber or fiberglass composites. These materials are lightweight to help reduce neck strain yet strong enough to withstand the force of high-speed impacts.
Do Impact Racing helmets expire if not used?
Yes. Even if an Impact Racing helmet hasn’t been used, its materials can still break down over time, which may reduce protection. Sanctioning bodies also update helmet standards, and many racing organizations require a current Snell/FIA rating. As a general rule, many drivers replace racing helmets about every five years (or sooner if the helmet takes an impact), even if they look fine.