D4 Composite Helmet
A more approachable D4 that keeps the downhill silhouette sharp, graphic, and race-ready.
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Story & heritage
Troy Lee Designs' own paint-history page places the D3 after Daytona and D2, then frames the modern full-face lineage as a safety-and-design playbook for fast racers. Current D4 listings carry that lineage forward in Carbon, Composite, and Polyacrylite shells.
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Materials & craft
Built with an aerospace shell design and materials, we were able to get the D4 Composite helmet to 1050 grams without sacrificing any strength. Mips® C2 protection system is used to add an additional layer of safety in the event of a fall.
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How to choose & style
Choose D4 Composite Helmet when the kit needs to read as Troy Lee Designs at speed: graphic enough for the track or trail, but grounded in a single purposeful silhouette.
Pair the louder colourways with quieter jerseys and pants, or use a monochrome version as the anchor for a full TLD race kit.
