Lazer Maze KinetiCore Helmet

Lazer Maze - Ride with style

Lazer Maze KinetiCore takes inspiration from traditional low-profile skate helmets. Lazer has combined modern tech and safety features to give you a safe and trendy urban helmet, perfect for your daily commutes or errands in the city.

Key Features:

• Easy fit adjustment: The TurnSys fit system provides a tailored fit that's easy to adjust on the move with a simple turn of the dial
• Designed to disassemble: Maze Jr KinetiCore consists of interlocking components by use of the patented Lazer EcoLoc Its zero-glue construction enables the user to easily disassemble the helmet at the end of its lifecycle and sort the different materials correctly at home
• Eyewear Friendly: Subtle recesses in the helmet design make room for the legs of your (sun)glasses
• ASTM certified: This standard features a lower test line on the sides and back of the helmet than most other helmet standards
• LED Light Compatibility: Increase safety and visibility by attaching the Universal Lazer LED at the rear of the helmet via the Direct Mount
• Effortless straps: Less material used, less weight, less plastics. Enjoy a comfortable fit with the recycled stitched straps
• Eco-conscious: Maze KinetiCore colours are achieved by injecting dye into the helmet shell, eliminating the need for paint, as well as eliminating stickers by moulding logos into the helmet shell
• Increased rotational impact protection with KinetiCore: KinetiCore is designed to provide added safety to Lazer helmets. It protects against direct and rotational impact thanks to EPS foam blocks that crumple under impact, absorbing energy that would otherwise reach the cyclist's brain. The result of avoiding added-on plastics and reducing the quantity of EPS required, is improved performance with a reduced amount of materials.
• Weight: 425g (size Medium)
• Sizes: S-M: 50-56cm / M-L: 55-61cm

Rated 4/5 Stars by Virginia Tech®:
Since 2011, Virginia Tech have been providing unbiased helmet ratings that allow consumers to make informed decisions when purchasing helmets. Their impact tests evaluate a helmet's ability to reduce the linear acceleration and rotational velocity of the head resulting from a range of head impacts a cyclist might experience. Helmets with more stars provide a reduction in concussion risk for these impacts compared to helmets with fewer stars.