CatlikeWhisper Cycling Helmets
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About
This is the Catlike Whisper Road Helmet. This is the top of the line road helmet from Catlike and features one of the lightest weights and most crash resistant designs of any helmet on the market. The distinctive style of Catlike helmets has been a favorite by many riders since they were featured on professional race teams like Banesto in the 1990's, Euskatel Euskadi in the 2000's, and more recently by Movistar. The helmet is so light and comfortable that you will forget you are wearing it and the great ventilation design makes it ideal for riders in hot weather conditions.
Product Features
- In-mold construction
- Ultralight multi-position strap retention system (MPS eVo)
- Outlast padding absorbs, stores and releases heat for optimal thermal comfort
- Crash energy splitter (CES) technology efficiently absorbs impacts by distributing energy to more than one nerve of the helmet
- Aramid fiber roll cage supports entire helmet structure for greater protection in case of impact
- Features Dual Flow, an exclusive Catlike design to prevent overheating, involving large frontal air intakes connected to large exit vents
- Extra padding included
- 39 air vents
Technologies
- MPS eVo: Rear adjustment system 'MPS' allows the adjustment of the rear part of the helmet in different dimensions: up-down, open-close
- CES: Crash energy splitter a design based on the concrete location of the air intakes, so that any impact will share more than one nerve, splitting the crash energy among many points and absorbing it in the most efficient way.
- DUAL FLOW: An exclusive Catlike design in which the big frontal air intakes are connected to large exit vents located in the rear avoiding overheating.
- LNP: Design based on a specific lower rear structure that delivers extra protection to the back side of the head
Sizes
- Small: 54-56cm / 240gr
- Medium:/ 56-58cm / 260gr
- Large: 58-61cm / 270gr
For more information visit Catlike
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