2012 Kali mountain bike helmets – Just in Latest trail, full-face and pisspot lids Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By BikeRadar Published: May 14, 2012 at 11:45 am Kali’s Amara trail lid has an integrated camera/light mount James Costley-White/BikeRadar Styling is angular on Kali’s Amara. This is the Lazer Red colourway James Costley-White/BikeRadar The long peak should keep the sun out of your eyes but looks vulnerable to crash damage James Costley-White/BikeRadar Plenty of vents to keep you cool James Costley-White/BikeRadar Exhaust ports are plentiful too on the Kali Amara James Costley-White/BikeRadar Lights and helmet cams attach to this rail via a series of adaptors James Costley-White/BikeRadar The Amara uses a ratchet fit system James Costley-White/BikeRadar Four adaptors are supplied with the helmet for different cameras/lights James Costley-White/BikeRadar The Kali Chakra is cheaper than the Amara and lacks the integrated light/camera rail James Costley-White/BikeRadar The Chakra has plentiful vents James Costley-White/BikeRadar The peak is shorter on the Chakra James Costley-White/BikeRadar Out back there are large exhaust ports. The finish isn’t quite as good as on the Samra James Costley-White/BikeRadar A dial takes care of fit duties James Costley-White/BikeRadar The Durgana sits in the middle of Kali’s full-face range James Costley-White/BikeRadar 10 different colours schemes are available, including the Aztec Black seen here James Costley-White/BikeRadar The peak is attached at the sides only, with no central slider James Costley-White/BikeRadar Airflow looks better than on some downhill lids James Costley-White/BikeRadar The antibacterial padding is removable for washing, and there’s a secure double D-ring closure James Costley-White/BikeRadar A tower of Kali pisspots James Costley-White/BikeRadar Skulls, zombies and monsters are the order of the day James Costley-White/BikeRadar The Kali Maha is light, appears well made and costs £25 – what more could you want? James Costley-White/BikeRadar Kali Maha Freaky Graphic James Costley-White/BikeRadar Kali Maha James Costley-White/BikeRadar Kali Maha James Costley-White/BikeRadar Kali Maha James Costley-White/BikeRadar An extra £20 buys you the Kali Samra, with lightweight ‘Composite Fusion’ construction James Costley-White/BikeRadar Kali Samra Skulls Grey James Costley-White/BikeRadar Kali Samra James Costley-White/BikeRadar