Road Cycling Helmet Reviews

The Bell Array provides a protected fit, with minimal, but comfortable cushioning. Its air flow is up here with a few of the best lids available on the market too.

Kask Mojito

£120 / US$ 199.99 / AU$299

The Mojito belies its body weight and price with impressive convenience and performance. There’s just enough padding into the right locations therefore the superb form matches an array of minds.

Giro Synthe

£200 / US$250 / AU$TBA

The Synthe's aesthetics won't suit everyone, but it is aero, airy, light, and comfy. If you should be after a new road cover, we'd urge you to definitely give this a look.

Lazer Z1

£199.99 / US0 / AU9

The Z1 is a great helmet that creates in the currently preferred Genesis and Helium models from Lazer. Even though the Z1’s total aesthetics couldn't spark every person's elegant, the breezy ventilation and updated Advance Rollsys retention system did.

Kask Vertigo

£165 / US$299.95 / AU$299

Kask's Vertigo helmet is immediately comfortable. Its well-cushioned triple thickness pads are heavily perforated and fit is spot on. Its fat is quite respectable, taking into consideration the additional layer addressing, considerable back cradle and general toughness of the helmet.

Specialized S-Works Prevail

£160 / US$225 / AU$299.95

The Prevail seemingly have been with us forever – which newest iteration for the classic helmet delivers on almost all fronts: its styling, convenience and ventilation are superb.

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The next helmets all scored four performers in current studies done by BikeRadar and Cycling Plus.

This short article is dependent on reviews initially published in Cycling Plusmagazine, on Apple Newsstand and Zinio, and right here on BikeRadar.

This short article had been originally posted in Cycling Plus magazine, available on Apple Newsstand and Zinio.