SMK Stellar Sport Flight Full-Face Helmet MA264 – Black/Grey/Yellow
The SMK Stellar Sport Flight Full-Face Helmet MA264 is a full-face motorcycle helmet from the brand SMK, Flight graphic, in black / grey / yellow. It is designed for road riding, everyday use, and longer journeys and is homologated according to the ECE 22.06 standard.
Key Features
- ECE 22.06 homologation – compliance with the latest European safety standard.
- Thermoplastic shell – resistant, durable, and suitably lightweight.
- Micro-adjustable buckle for reliable and precise fastening.
- Removable and washable inner lining for greater comfort and hygiene.
- Full-face design protects the entire face and head.
- Unisex design – suitable for men and women.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | SMK |
| Model | Stellar Sport (Flight graphic) |
| Product code | MA264 |
| Helmet type | Full-face |
| Color | black / grey / yellow |
| Shell material | Thermoplastic |
| Buckle | Micro-adjustable |
| Helmet weight | approx. 1570 g |
| Removable inner lining | Yes |
| Pinlock | No |
| Sun visor | No |
| Homologation | ECE 22.06 |
| Gender | Unisex |
Size Chart
| Size | Head Circumference |
|---|---|
| XS | 54 cm |
| S | 55 cm |
| M | 57 cm |
| L | 59 cm |
| XL | 61 cm |
We recommend measuring your head circumference (at the widest part) to choose the most suitable size.
What does ECE 22.06 homologation mean?
ECE 22.06 is the current version of the international safety standard UN Regulation No. 22 for protective motorcycle helmets. Homologation confirms that the helmet type has been tested according to prescribed procedures and meets the required conditions for protection, construction, retention system, field of vision, and other safety features.
The ECE 22.06 standard uses more demanding and extensive tests than the previous ECE 22.05 version. Helmets are checked at different speeds and in multiple areas of the shell, which better evaluates their performance in various types of traffic and off-road accidents.
What is checked under the ECE 22.06 standard?
- Impact energy absorption – checks how much energy the helmet transfers to the head upon impact.
- Impacts at different speeds – the helmet is tested at multiple load levels, not just one speed.
- Multiple impact zones – various parts of the shell are tested, including additional randomly selected points.
- Oblique or rotational impacts – the stress that can cause rotational head movement is also evaluated.
- Shell and inner protective layer strength – checks the construction's ability to withstand prescribed loads.
- Helmet stability on the head – the helmet must not easily come off or slide from the head during an accident.
- Buckle and chin strap strength – the retention system must remain closed and correctly positioned even under high loads.
- User's field of vision – the helmet's construction must not dangerously restrict the view while riding.
- Accessory safety – accessories and attachment points must not reduce the helmet's protective properties.
