Glider helmets are typically made with ABS plastic and come in both full-face and open-face designs, with a variety of features and colors. They often feature a polycarbonate visor, scratch-resistant coatings, and quick-release chinstraps. Glider helmets are also known for their ventilation systems and washable liners.
Here’s a more detailed look at the specifications:

Materials & Construction:
Shell: Made from ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic for impact resistance.
Visor: Polycarbonate visor with anti-scratch coating.
Liner: Washable and replaceable liner, often made of a soft material like anti-allergic velveteen.
Chinstrap: Features a quick-release micro-metric buckle for ease of operation and safety.
EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) Padding: Provides concussion protection with regulated density.

Features:
Ventilation: Equipped with a ventilation system to improve comfort.
Size: Available in various sizes, often including 580 mm.
Weight: Around 850 ± 50 grams.
Safety: Glider helmets are certified to meet Indian standards (ISI), DOT, ECE, and SNELL.
Additional Details:
Design:
Offers a mix of aerodynamic and assertive designs, according to.
Glider helmets are sold by various retailers, including Daraz.com.bd and Rokomari.com.
Model Variations:
Gliders offers a range of models, such as Fusion, Jazz, Stream, and Matrix, each with different features and designs.