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Studds Accessories Introduces Trooper Trail Helmet Variant 

The new graphic edition features double safety certification and a color-shifting paint option at a baseline retail price of ₹2,125.

Dev  VadchhediaBy Dev Vadchhedia calendar 16 Jul 2026 Views icon1258 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Studds Accessories Introduces Trooper Trail Helmet Variant 

Studds Accessories Limited has released the Trooper Trail helmet in the Indian market, representing the seventh graphic configuration within its modular helmet lineup. The new product variant introduces adventure-inspired aesthetic patterns while maintaining the established structural and mechanical specifications of the parent modular platform.

The equipment is manufactured using a high-impact acrylonitrile butadiene styrene outer shell paired with a regulated density expanded polystyrene inner liner. The helmet meets dual safety compliance standards, carrying both domestic Bureau of Indian Standards ISI certification and international Department of Transportation certification.

On the visual side, the variant is offered across six distinct dual-tone color combinations in both gloss and matte finishes. Functional features include a toolless quick-release scratch-resistant visor, a UV-resistant clear coat, a hypoallergenic removable interior lining, and a rust-proof stainless steel chin strap buckle mechanism.

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