Freejump Voronoi Glossy Black Riding Helmet with Sun Visor offers high safety and comfort for all types of riders!
The Freejump Voronoï is a sleek, high-performance riding helmet that combines advanced technology, lightweight construction, and modern design. It is crafted for riders who prioritise safety, ventilation, and style in a helmet of the highest quality.
Advanced Construction for Reliable Protection
The Voronoï is built with a sophisticated three-layer construction to deliver optimal protection and comfort:
– Inner lining made from high-quality Italian fabric, which is removable and washable at 30°C.
– EPS inner shell offering excellent shock absorption.
– In-mould technology with a polycarbonate layer directly integrated into the outer shell made of high-quality thermoplastic polymer.
Design and Ventilation
Inspired by the geometric Voronoi structure, the helmet features two strategically placed ventilation openings that optimise airflow. Combined with 20 integrated ventilation channels, this ensures exceptional temperature regulation and comfort during long riding sessions.
Its lightweight construction (approximately 500 g) makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods, while its distinctive irregular cell pattern creates a modern and unique aesthetic.
Fit
The Voronoï Riding Helmet is available in three shell sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. Each helmet size is designed to be paired with a removable liner that ensures a precise and comfortable fit. The liner is essential for proper use and can be adjusted to suit your head size within the specified range. Please note that the helmet must always be worn with the liner to ensure optimal protection and comfort.
Size:
Shell size S: 52, 53, 54, S-55 and S-56
Shell size M: M-55, M-56, 57, 58 and M-59
Shell size L-59, 60, 61 and 62.
Option to Upgrade with Temple Protection
This version of the helmet is supplied without temple protection but can be easily upgraded with this feature if needed. Temple protection is recommended for additional safeguarding of the temples – one of the most vulnerable areas of the head.
Safety Standard: CE EN1384:2023