If you’re in the market for a helmet that doesn’t just look good but actually performs, let me tell you about the Impact Carbon Fiber Air Draft OS20™. This thing is crafted from some of the lightest carbon fiber material out there, which is a game changer for anyone who spends long hours behind the wheel. I’ve put it through its paces, and I can honestly say it makes a noticeable difference in driver comfort. No more fatigue or neck strain after a day of racing—this helmet really lets you focus on the track.

One of the standout features is the off-centered air inlet, which is positioned to give you extra overhead clearance in your cockpit. It’s angled at 20 degrees, making it super easy to connect your fresh air hose without feeling like you’re wrestling with it. And trust me, that fresh air is a lifesaver. The Air Draft OS20™ has three individual air channels that direct a nice flow of air right onto the visor. This not only keeps you cool but also helps prevent fogging, so your vision stays clear when it matters most.

Speaking of vision, the wide eye port on this helmet is a real treat. It gives you an exceptional range of peripheral view, which is crucial when you’re navigating tight turns or keeping an eye on your dash. Plus, the wicker bill design adds some aerodynamic down-force, helping to keep the helmet grounded at high speeds. You won’t find it lifting off your head when you’re pushing the limits.

Another great feature is the built-in chin deflector and the Nomex®-covered eye port gasket. These work together to keep dust and contaminants from sneaking inside, which is a must when you’re out in the elements. The thermal protection from the Nomex® fabric is just icing on the cake. And if you’re someone who likes to customize, the removable cheek pads are a nice touch for adjusting fit and comfort.

As for the tech side, this helmet meets SNELL SA 2020 standards, so you know it’s safe. It comes with a PCI custom wiring setup, complete with large, high-watt speakers and a water-resistant pigtail. If you’re into intercom systems, you can upgrade to the Trax Stereo for just $25 more. And if you want to take your communication to the next level, there’s an option to upgrade to a Gentex microphone, which is worth considering if you’re serious about clarity.

Oh, and if you’re worried about noise, you can opt for the noise-attenuating ear cups. They do make the helmet a bit snug when you’re putting it on, but once it’s on, the comfort and noise reduction are totally worth it. It’s designed to accommodate head and neck restraint hardware easily, too, with a 6mm back plate already installed for convenience.

With a weight of just 3.45 lbs when wired (without ear cups), this helmet is as light as it gets for all the features packed into it. If you’re gearing up for a Baja racing adventure or just want a solid helmet for your next race, the Impact Carbon Fiber Air Draft OS20™ is definitely worth checking out.

• SNELL SA 2020 certified for safety.
• Wide, low eye port for an excellent field of view.
• Made from 100% lightweight carbon fiber.
• Offset 20 air inlet for extra overhead clearance.
• Connect your RaceAir hose for cool air pumped through three channels.
• Velcro installed for optional helmet skirt (sold separately).
• PCI custom wired with high-watt speakers and water-resistant pigtail.
• Optional Trax Stereo upgrade for intercom systems.
• Standard low noise microphone included; upgrade available to Gentex.
• Noise attenuating ear cups available for a quieter ride.
• 6mm back plate installed for easy head and neck restraint hardware installation.
• Optional hydration system upgrade.
• Helmet weight: 3.45 lbs wired (without ear cups) with Race Air.