A photochromic visor darkens in bright sun and goes clear again as the light drops, so one visor covers the whole day — including the ride home. This one is cut for your Klim.

Which helmets does this fit?

This photochromic visor is matched to these models:

The helmet model name is printed inside the chin bar, under the lining or on the strap label. If yours isn’t listed, check the visor finder — visors are model-specific and a part from a neighbouring model usually won’t clip in.

About this tint

Photochromic — Darkens as the sun comes out and goes clear again as the light drops. One visor for a whole day, including the ride home.

How do I fit it?

Open the visor fully, release the side mechanism on each side, lift the old visor away and clip the new one in until it clicks. It takes a couple of minutes and needs no tools. Peel the protective film off both sides before your first ride.

Is this legal on the road?

What decides it is the approval marking on the individual visor — a BS 4110 grade with an approved certification mark, or an ECE 22.05 approval — not the tint name. These are unbranded aftermarket visors and we cannot confirm the marking on any individual item, so we do not offer them as authorised for road use. Check the marking on the visor you receive. Dark smoke, mirrored and iridium finishes transmit too little light to be legal for road use in the UK, and are a bad idea at night whatever the local rule says — treat them as off-road, track and closed-course daytime choices. This is general guidance, not legal advice — check what applies where you ride.

Shipping and returns

Free tracked shipping to the UK, USA and Europe. Delivery estimates are shown at checkout. If it’s not right, you have 30 days to send it back — see our returns policy.

Aftermarket part, not OEM. Klim model names indicate fitment compatibility only — we are not affiliated with or endorsed by Klim. Confirm your exact model before ordering.

Klim

Klim Krios Pro / Marushin L9 Photochromic Visor