Staff Answer
Sep 15, 2026 - 11:53 AM
The RS7 Ultra is lighter than the RS7 Pro because it uses an ultra-lightweight carbon shell instead of the Pro's lightweight composite shell. At size 59, the Ultra weighs 1,417g versus the Pro's 1,456g — a difference of roughly 40–70g depending on helmet size. The RS7 LITE Ultra goes further with an aerospace-grade carbon shell, weighing 1,215g at size 59, about 120–200g lighter than the Ultra. All three still carry identical Snell SA2025 and FIA 8859-2024 homologation, so the weight reduction reflects shell material, not a lower safety standard. See full specs on the RS7 Ultra product page.
