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Sizzling Hot in a Ski Helmet!
Integral Studio Vinaccia had two issues to address when designing a Ski Helmet for the IDI brand: 1 – Feeling of heat and sweating; 2 – Ski Goggles that didn’t look so dorky and typical. To solve the problem they did a combination of retro and futuristic design with a wire mesh shell and integrated lens system. The result was the Zero5!
The first problem was solved with use of wire mesh, closed internally by a gorotex fabric, which allows the steam to go out, but not leave in the water. The second, with a smoke visor with anti-fog treatment, derived from the motorcycle world.
The IDI Zero5 Helmet comes with integrated lens, and a Cordura neck protector and is available in four colors: gold, silver, pearl, black.
Designer: Integral Studio Vinaccia for IDI (Innovazione Design Italia)
9 Comments »
Monkey says
A copy of the MOMO Design ICE helmet of 2007.
voytaa says
According to their website, it is not a copy, they designed this helmet for momo. I would prefer the version with more conventional goggles with the seal on their web, this solution would probably enable penetration of the wind right into rider´s eyes…But it looks great
Monkey says
A copy of the MOMO Design ICE helmet of 2007.
voytaa says
According to their website, it is not a copy, they designed this helmet for momo. I would prefer the version with more conventional goggles with the seal on their web, this solution would probably enable penetration of the wind right into rider´s eyes…But it looks great
valerio vinaccia says
Correct, we initially designed it for momodesign, later the client (Newmax was at that time licensee of brand md), decided to create a new brand (IDI) for the new line of ski helmets.
We finished the project for the new brand.
valerio vinaccia says
Correct, we initially designed it for momodesign, later the client (Newmax was at that time licensee of brand md), decided to create a new brand (IDI) for the new line of ski helmets.
We finished the project for the new brand.
mr true says
Not so true, mr Valerio! Designed by Momo Design staff and later given to New Max by common consent after separation agreement.
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