Is tinted visor legal in Singapore?

Singapore Police states that one can use any helmet with visor of at least 70% light transmittance for use during day and night. Sunglasses worn together with the approved visor is allowed.

Can you tint helmet visors?

Yes, it is legal to tint a motorcycle helmet visor and is a very simple process to do with very few tools. However, a plain clear plastic visor will not block out any sunlight. While helmet manufacturers offer some options to buy a shaded visor, they can be a bit pricey depending on the helmet.

Are reflective visors legal?

The law says that your visor must allow light transmission of at least 50%. This means that less than 50% of the light can be blocked by the visor. In general, tinted visors are ok during the day. Mirrored visors are illegal since they reflect the light and don’t allow any light to go through the visor.

Is full face helmet legal in Singapore?

In Singapore, all helmets must be certified safe by the organisation called TUV SUD PSB. Do note that in Singapore, it is an offence to use a helmet that does not carry this label, even if it came with overseas certifications like DOT and SNELL (USA). If caught, you can be fined.

Why can’t high school football players wear black visors?

In college and high school, dark tinted visors are illegal. All visors are at the referee and training staff’s discretion whether or not they can be worn. The reasoning behind now allowing a dark tinted visor is mainly for concussions and injury reasons.

Do all visors fit all helmets?

Do visors fit any style helmet or do you have to match them together? Customer Service: Visors fit most styles of helmets/facemasks. If the facemask is a big grill style, you may need to attach the visor with ties instead of the included clips.

Why does Marshawn Lynch wear a tinted visor?

The big deal around wearing Visors in the NFL is that it poses a potential “safety hazard” as it makes it harder for medics to assess players when their eyes aren’t visible. SHOC is pleased that Marshawn Lynch loves our visors enough that he is willing to risk a fine to play with them on.