Ruroc Delivers Again with Four New EOX Helmets
Ruroc has unleashed its latest round of EOX helmets which takes its line-up to even higher extremes
After the introduction of the new Marvel-inspired helmets which featured Deadpool, Wolverine and Venom designs last year, Ruroc has now unveiled another four EOX options that are full of style in their own way.
While the four new lids are not part of a world-renowned franchise like Marvel or Star Wars, they have all been designed with a clear purpose in mind. Included in the new release of lids are the Gunslinger, Oni, Cyberstrike and Steamrider models.
The Gunslinger is straight out of the Wild West and inspired by the folklore and glory of western films. The Gunslinger helmet features a gold foil revolver pistol, shotgun shells, a matching sheriff badge, and outlaw skull teeth.
With its devil-like design, the Oni model features ogre-demons of myth. Finishing touches of the Oni include a silver-foiled katana (sword), a blood-red sun, and a serpentine snake wrapped around the head. In true Ruroc style, the lid also gets sharp, aggressive teeth at the front of the helmet.
Matching unique colours with style, the Cyberstrike lid features a cyberpunk dystopia design. The helmet also showcases a hand-illustrated cyborg warrior, neon-pink accents, and a bold mask.
Finally, the Steamrider lid gets a metallic silver and copper finish, corrosion patina detailing, and a riveted-effect shell.
Ruroc's head of design, Daniele Caruso, said this about the new helmet designs: "Our vision with these new Eox designs was to fuse storytelling and performance in a way that truly stands out on the road. We wanted each helmet to have its own personality—something as unique as the rider who wears it."
All four lids meet ECE 22.06 and DOT safety standards, and as is regular with the EOX range, they are compatible with the brand's Shockwave speaker system, which will be added to your basket for free when you purchase a new Eox across the lineup, although this is only applicable for a short time. All four helmets are currently available to buy and cost £459.
Find more information on the official website.
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