Helmets

The Bullet 2.0 helmet provides an answer to the age-old dilemma of ventilation versus aerodynamics. With its narrow shape and closed shell it is a seriously aerodynamic helmet, but a quick adjustment to the Airslide system turns it into a helmet with sufficient ventilation to tackle climbs on hot days. With its adjustability, the Bullet 2.0 is a road racing helmet for every day, but one that packs serious aerodynamic performance. When ventilation is required, the Airslide system can be utilized to open up the front of the helmet and create airflow throughout with exhaust vents at the rear. When ventilation is of lesser importance, the entire Airslide system can be exchanged for a fully closed cap, creating an even more aerodynamic version of the helmet. But, whatever configuration you use, the side, rear, and top Venturi cap, combined with internal airflow channels, make sure there is always airflow inside the helmet, even when going full steam in aero mode. The Bullet 2.0 helmet also allows quick and easy installation of LifeBEAM technology to measure your heart rate, or the Inclination Sensor to monitor your head position on the bike. FASTER! Features: - Airslide (ventilation/Aerodynamics on demand) - Magnetic Lens - Inclination sensor ready - LifeBEAM ready - Available in Round Fit - Certification: CE-CPSC-AS - 315g (Small)

- Designed with fit and function in mind to create a value-packed helmet to keep young cyclists comfortable and protected - Transtextura Plus anti-microbial padding helps fight bacteria growth and reduce odors - Low and high speed impact-tuned construction with optimized low-density EPS - New Cinch Jr. fit system offers optimal coverage by cradling the head for full protection - Integrated foam visor

Engineered for speed and elevated performance. At 24% lighter, 2.3% more aerodynamic, and providing 5.4% better cooling and ventilation than its predecessor Lazer Bullet 2.0, the Vento KinetiCore packs superior comfort and performance-driven features for those seeking more than just marginal gains.