Compare Lazer helmets and you’ll see they offer superb performance at 30% less than competing brands. This is the top-end road model offered by Lazer.
rigidity brace system for multi-impact resistance
Includes carrying bag and extra set of pads
324 grams
Patent-pending Rollsys fit system helps keep the helmet in place
19 vents
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Lazer Revolution 2 helmet
Perfit rear retention
Includes removable visor
Velcro-fastened pads for easy change and cleaning
Rigidity Brace System for multi-impact resistance
In-molded top and bottom shells
Weight 310g
S/M 53-56cm
L/XL 57-62cm
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Sixsixone Launch Youth Helmet ‘07
Coolmax® liner wicks away moisture to help keep you cool & dry.
Front air intakes bring in fresh cooling air.
EPS Foam inner liner conforms to your shape for a custom fit.
Goggle grabber on eye port hold goggles in place.
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The Lazer Genesis XC Helmets features an integrated visor and will help protect your head while keeping it cool and well ventilated.
Patent-pending Rollsys fit system
19 vents
Rigidity Brace System (RBS) for multi-impact resistance
Not compatible with a visor
Includes helmet bag & extra set of pads
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O’NEAL MX1 HELMET BAG
A great helmet bag
16″ x 12″ x 12″
420 Rip Stop Nylon and 1200 Denier Nylon Construction
2 side compartments
Mesh venting in main compartment
Heavy Duty zippers
Fleece lined main compartment
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