MTB, gravel or road: the MET Veleno is made for any bike and none in particular - it is one of the most versatile helmets around. It has all the advantages to appeal to cycling enthusiasts, that are moving from one discipline to another. It gives you access to the whole world of cycling in a single model thanks to its variety of features. Naturally born for mountain biking with a sporty design, it also adapts to roads and gravel paths. Safe and protective on the trails but light and airy for long road bike tours. The 360° head belt of the MET Safe-T Upsilon retention system ensures that there will be no pressure points on the skull and its internal shape welcomes almost all different shaped heads, rounder or more oval. The visor is minimal and removable. Fine-tuned helmet’s construction is there to shed as much weight as possible maintaining the 26 vents for maximum breathability.

Features:

• Super versatile helmet for MTB, gravel or road cycling
• In-Mold polycarbonate shell with EPS liner
• FULL WRAP construction: Greater coverage for better protection for the MTB
• Safe-T Upsilon, 360 degrees retention system, provides the best weight and comfort ratio and eliminates pressure points on the skull
• 26 air vents and finely engineered internal air channeling to maximise the airflow
• Removable visor -  minimal and removable thanks to invisible anchor clips that keep the design clean and stylish in both modes, tarmac or trails.
• Integrated ventilation on visor for optimal airflow through the helmet
• Hand washable comfort pads
• Straps with adjustable divider leave you with an individual fit
• Reflective rear decals to enhance visibility in low-light conditions
• CE, AS/NZ, US safety certification
• EN 1078 certified
• Weight: 300 grams (M)
• Sizes: S 52-56cm, M 56-58 cm, L 58 - 61cm

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