Roof Djagger

When ROOF pulled the covers off the DJAGGER at EICMA 2025, the moto press stopped in its tracks. The French brand — responsible for the original 180° modular helmet back in 1995 — had done it again: a full-face carbon helmet that opens from the rear and ditches the chin strap entirely. The patented four-piece occipital mechanism swings the back section outward, letting the rider slip the helmet on like a mask, without removing glasses or gloves. A fixed internal collar replaces the traditional buckle, the shell closes more completely around the lower face than a conventional full-face, and the result is noticeably better noise isolation. It ships standard with a photochromic E22.06 visor and Pinlock 120 MaxVision — no optional extras needed. The safety case is compelling on paper, though independent certification will be the real verdict. Safety certification are still pending and the helmet is expected to be release in 2026.