Lazer Z1 KinetiCore Adult's Road | Gravel | CX Bicycle Helmet

History 

Established in 1919, Lazer, with headquarter in Belgium, designs, manufactures and markets its bicycle, motorcycle and leisure helmets in more than 50 countries, over 5 continents.

Lazer, the world oldest helmet manufacturers still in activity, is the result of over 90 years of experience, passion and dedication. Our objective has always been to find an excellent synergy between design, comfort, safety and technology

Description 

THE ONE

The Z1, an icon in helmets, just got a serious upgrade – introducing the Z1 KinetiCore.

Lighter, sleeker, and packed with features to elevate your ride.

Features:

Tailored Fit: Upgraded Lazer Advanced RollSys system for easy adjustments and optimal aerodynamics. Ponytail-friendly with vertical adjustment

Floating Headband: Lightweight and ventilated for a cool and comfortable fit

Eyewear Friendly: Dock your eyewear easily with shorter head basket for a snug fit

Effortless Straps: Antibacterial and recycled stitched straps with Polygiene Biostatic™ StayFresh™ technology for comfort

Lazer Aeroshell Compatible: Protect against the elements, enhance aerodynamics. Comes in S/M/L sizes

Stay Fresh: Aerated Polygiene Biostatic™ StayFresh™ padding for continuous airflow

LED Light Compatibility: Attach Universal Lazer LED at the rear for added safety and visibility

Lightweight: 15% lighter than Lazer Z1 MIPS M CE

Reduced Plastics: 40g less plastics than Lazer Z1 MIPS M CE

Weight: 220g (size Medium)

Sizes: 

S 52 - 56cm 

M 55 - 59cm 

L 58 - 61cm

Cyclist.co.uk Editor's Choice Award 2024

Rated 5/5 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.