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Cycling Helmet Reviews, Features, Lazer, Product reviews, Tech - July 8, 2020

Lazer G1 Genesis MIPS road helmet review: Classic shape, modern safety

It was less than a year ago that Lazer – now under the ownership of Shimano – brought the Genesis name back to its top-tier racing helmet. First launched in 2005, the original Genesis was a helmet that helped the Belgian company gain awareness in many global markets, and it stood as the company’s top …

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Rudy Project Spectrum helmet review: Moving closer to the big leagues

Marching forward Rudy Project was long known as a discount brand. Although its catalog of helmets and sunglasses has always been impressively large, everything was also always on sale. Moreover, its products seemed to suffer from that bargain reputation with odd styling and overall performance that lagged behind the competition — count me as one …

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The $200 cycling clothing challenge

Let’s face it: cycling kit can be stupidly expensive. Like really, really bloody expensive. The top-end kit is nice (most of the time), but if you’re planning on kitting yourself out each season with the latest and greatest clothing, you would need to be thinking about either selling kidneys or sending your kids out to …

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Lazer Century MIPS helmet review: Heavy, but also slick and safe

Lazer seems to be making a habit lately of developing road helmets that have moving and/or interchangeable pieces in order to expand their appeal, and this latest Century MIPS seems to pack it all in: a reversible vent cover, a built-in rear-facing LED light, a MIPS low-friction liner, and on and on. All of those …

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MET Trenta 3K helmet review: Aero and airy

Aero helmets are widely regarded as being one of the most cost-efficient ways to squeeze out some extra speed. I’ve used a lot of them over the years, and almost without exception, they’re invariably an exercise in compromise. The MET Trenta 3K, on the other hand, seems to sacrifice virtually nothing in its quest for …

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Lazer G1 Genesis MIPS road helmet review: Classic shape, modern safety

Rudy Project Spectrum helmet review: Moving closer to the big leagues

The $200 cycling clothing challenge

Lazer Century MIPS helmet review: Heavy, but also slick and safe

MET Trenta 3K helmet review: Aero and airy

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