If you're diving into the world of racing, you know that safety and comfort are key. The Impact 1320 Side Air Helmet in Flat Black is a solid choice that’s been built with the racer in mind. I’ve had my hands on this helmet, and it’s clear that it’s designed for serious use, not just for show.
One of the first things you’ll notice is the wide, low eye port. It gives you an excellent field of view, so you can keep an eye on the dash and everything happening around you without feeling like you’re peering through a keyhole. That's crucial when you’re pushing the limits on the track.
Now, let’s talk about the build. This helmet is crafted from some proprietary lightweight composites that make it feel like you’re wearing a feather on your head—well, almost! Weighing in at just 4.5 lbs (wired, without ear cups), it’s designed to minimize fatigue during those long races.
One feature I really appreciate is the side forced air inlet with a barbed adapter. If you’re racing in hot conditions, this is a game changer. You can keep cool without compromising on safety. Plus, it comes with Velcro for a helmet skirt, which you can grab separately, to keep the airflow just right.
On the tech side, this helmet is PCI custom wired, which means you’ve got large, high-watt speakers and a water-resistant pigtail and ear jack plug. If you’re serious about your audio setup, you can easily add Challenger II or semi-custom ear pieces for a more tailored experience. And if you want to take it a step further, there’s an optional upgrade for noise-attenuating ear cups. They fit snugly, and while it might be a bit of a squeeze getting the helmet on, the noise cancellation is fantastic once it’s settled in. You’ll appreciate that when you’re trying to focus on the race.
For those who want to enhance their communication, there’s a standard low noise, low gain microphone included, but you can also upgrade to a Gentex microphone if you’re looking for something a bit more premium.
Another neat feature is the helmet’s compatibility with Trax intercom systems. Just add a $25 upgrade to your cart, and you’re all set for seamless communication with your crew. And if you’re also picking up a head and neck restraint, we’ll install the hardware for you at no extra charge—just let us know in the notes!
Oh, and if you’re into hydration systems, there’s an optional upgrade for that too. Staying hydrated while racing is crucial, and this helmet has you covered.
Keep in mind that inventory levels for these helmets can shift quickly, so it’s a good idea to reach out if you have any questions or just want to check on stock. You can also place your order online, and we’ll get back to you with lead times in just a few hours. This helmet is not just a piece of gear; it’s a part of your racing experience. Trust me, you’ll want this on your head when you hit the track!
⚠ WARNING:
Cancer and Reproductive Harm
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PCI Race Radios has been the leader in off-road and racing communications since 1972. The company takes pride in its extensive field testing, competitive prices, unparalleled customer service, and simplified packages that make communications easy with unmatched support even after the sale. With more than 45 years of experience in the off-road racing industry, PCI Race Radios develops and tests all of its own products. The brand has a full-service technical repair shop at its headquarters in Long Beach, California, and provides trackside, mobile services to its desert enthusiasts at off-road races. PCI Race Radios supports the ASA, CORVA, ORBA, and the San Diego Off-Road Coalition. It also sponsors District 37, SCORE, SNORE, MDR, MORE, CORR, BITD, and provides desert racers with the Weatherman Relay Service.
PCI Race Radios is a family-owned company that is dedicated to taking the time to both “race and play.” The company tests its products on dirt bikes, motorcycles, quads, rock crawlers, race cars, Raptors, RZRs, Mavericks, and boats. It can, therefore, thoroughly understand consumers’ needs and offer hands-on recommendations from experience.
Who is Behind PCI Race Radios?PCI Race Radios was started in 1972 when Bob Steinberger put communications in the vehicles of Bill Stroppe, Joe MacPherson and Walker Evans. At the 1974 Mint 400, Steinberger sent up three weather balloons with 500 feet of coax attached to them. It was that day when the first successful radio relay from a pit was made. Since then, Bob’s iconic status has spanned through nearly half a century of work with his communications brand, PCI Race Radios.
Bob Steinberger passed away in 2017, handing over the company to his son Scott, who has been racing since 1983. Scott Steinberger understands what goes into racing and the importance of quality (communication) products that help get you to the finish line.
Find PCI Race Radios at Vivid RacingHere at Vivid Racing, we carry an extensive selection of products from PCI Race Radios. Our inventory includes antennas/antenna accessories, fire extinguishers, radios/radio accessories, specialty tools, interior mounts, race radios, cage accessories, data boxes, shield visors, recreational helmets, and much more! If you cannot find what you are looking for above or have any questions, please do not hesitate to call our sales team at (480) 966-3040.