The Amulet Helmet by designers Kim Jungwoo & Kim Yoonsang takes influence from the Sun Ja Mun pattern, a traditional Korean symbol that you’ve probably seen before. It represents love, living, & luck. Whether it will bring you any of those things or not, there’s no denying that it’s one cool looking piece of headgear.
Designer: Kim Jungwoo, Kim Yoonsang & Park Eunsug
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Oh that’s really nice. I’d buy one of those!
All those spaces in the helmet don’t seem wise…
They’re quite normal; the spaces allow for decent ventilation. What matters is the strength and compression suitability of the rest of the material as its purpose is to be crushed to take the impact force when your head hits the pavement.
That will be better if it’s a lighting for dinning table.
Jungwoo ya, why did you take out my name?
Oh, My mistake! I’ll send correct mail.(This mail was sent by my junior in school.)
cool design, well ventilated purpose to
Has it passed the universal safety standards? Is there such a thing?
I like it. Availability and price?