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Bell RS7 Carbon No Duckbill Helmet 61 cmDeveloped through a collaboration with Penske Racing to reduce weight and enhance airflow for use in NASCAR, this ultra lightweight version of the RS7 Carbon combines an aerospace grade carbon shell, reinforced energy absorbing liner system and the performance features of the HP7 to create the most advanced, lightweight SA rated helmet that can be used in North Americas most demanding forms of racing. Penske Racing challenged Bells engineering team to
Developed through a collaboration with Penske Racing to reduce weight and enhance airflow for use in NASCAR, this ultra-lightweight version of the RS7 Carbon combines an aerospace-grade carbon shell, reinforced energy absorbing liner system and the performance features of the HP7 to create the most advanced, lightweight SA rated helmet that can be used in North America’s most demanding forms of racing. Penske Racing challenged Bell’s engineering team to develop a purpose-built helmet incorporating advanced airflow, enhanced energy management capability, used with or without ear cups in an ultra-lightweight configuration, delivered race-ready under 2.75 pounds. Always up to the challenge, Bell delivered with the innovative RS7 Carbon.This is the 61 cm (7 5/8) size version.
Features:
- Aerospace grade ultra-lightweight carbon shell
- Advanced multi-density, multi piece liner to maximize energy absorption and impact performance
- Multi-purpose fit system that can be used with or without ear cups (ear cups included)
- Optical grade injection molded Double Screen Anti-Fog (DSAF) visor for anti-fog control and superior visibility
- Powerful and effective top and chin bar ventilation system with 14 air intake and extraction channels for maximum ventilation
- Interior ventilation channels enhanced to maximize airflow
- Shell and shield design optimized to improve aerodynamic performance, reduce internal noise and enhance energy management capacities
- Integrated channels in face piece offer multiple options to install drink tube and radio systems
- Available in two versions: standard RS7C LTWT and RS7SC LTWT (non-ventilated)
- Top spoiler, top and chin bar gurneys available separately
- Top air attachments available separately
- Factory installed Hans anchors as original equipment
- Synthetic rubber gasket seal to prevent dirt and water from entering the helmet
- Shield and pivot kit: SE07, SV(SE07)
- Homologation: Snell SA2015
- Alternative interior fabric colors: Black, Blue, Green, Red, Tan, Violet, White and Yellow (by special order)
- Color: Carbon
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2016
★★★★★ 4
Good reference text
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Great introduction for anyone new to the P&C industry. Good reference as well for the more well-seasoned readers.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2010
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This book is an excellent introduction to the basic principles of insurance. We used this text as a supplement in our Intro to Act. Sci. class. It is very readable, easy to understand. Minimal mathematics required, some basic calculus concepts used, but only briefly. Don't let it's small size fool ya, it has plenty of information in there.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2001
★★★★★ 5
Good for lawyers and non lawyers alike
Format: Kindle
I recently read "The Tools of Argument: How the Best Lawyers Think, Argue, and Win" by Joel P. Trachtman and found it to be a valuable resource for improving argumentative skills. Whether you're a law student, practicing attorney, or interested in the art of persuasion, this book offers clear and practical insights.
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Trachtman effectively breaks down complex legal concepts into understandable sections. The book progresses logically from basic to advanced techniques, using practical examples that make the content engaging and relevant.
**Logical Structure**
The book is well-organized into four main sections: the nature of argument, the structure of argument, the techniques of argument, and the application of argument. This structure aids comprehension and allows readers to build their skills progressively.
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The focus on practical application sets this book apart. Trachtman provides actionable advice with checklists, summaries, and exercises at the end of each chapter to reinforce learning and ensure readers can apply the techniques.
**Engaging Style**
Trachtman's writing is clear and approachable, avoiding overly technical jargon. His use of humor and personal anecdotes makes the content more relatable and easier to understand.
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While tailored for the legal field, the book's lessons extend to various professions and everyday situations. The principles of constructing and deconstructing arguments are valuable in many contexts, from business negotiations to everyday debates.
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"The Tools of Argument" is a practical guide for anyone looking to enhance their argumentation skills. Trachtman's clear explanations and practical advice make this book a useful addition to any library. I recommend it for lawyers, students, and anyone interested in effective argumentation.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2024
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The best book for any person who wants to understand how ...
Format: Paperback
The best book for any person who wants to understand how American Courts work! At times we all ask questions like "How can this criminal get off on technicalities if it is obvious that he/she committed crime?", or "How can this be fair?" or "How can a lawyer defend this "bad guy/girl"? This is totally wrong! He/she is a criminal!" The author explains the difference between law and common sense, law and ethics, understanding of crime in legal terms and in laymen words.The book closely examines the logical reasoning of the law professionals , demonstrating the "tricks" used in court rooms. Fascinating reading!!! WARNING: the book will not prepare you to go to court and defend your case! This is not a "how-to" manual for folks who are planning to go to court. Hire a lawyer if need be.
However, if you want to learn how to present and defend your point (any point, not just legal issues) as an intelligent and convincing person, this book is for you! Chances are, by the time you are done with debating your next case, your opponents will at least respect your opinion (or hate your guts, which still might give you some satisfaction).
This book is for anyone who wants to boost up their skills in logical persuasion, finding loopholes in opponent's logical reasoning.
Lots of interesting and valuable information for a pretty small price! It is written in a short and clear format: each chapter discusses specific idea, giving examples from court cases and average daily life (parent-child, husband-wife, employee-supervisor), concluding with a practical application summary argument vs. counterargument. So, no reason to read the entire book from beginning to end. One can just pick any chapter and read about how this or that legal (logical) rule can be applied in daily life.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2016