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Sintryx Red comes with a smoke black lens and an added bonus transparent lens included. $279 now $119
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If you're reading this, you're already aware of the importance of wearing a bike helmet for noggin protection. Helmets are essential for safety, and in some regions, like Australia, wearing one is mandated by law. Every helmet sold in Australia must meet one of six standards for impact protection. But beyond meeting standards, there are additional considerations to keep in mind when selecting a bike helmet, especially when it comes to fit and comfort.
Proper Fit Above all, ensure your helmet fits properly. A poor fit can compromise both your safety and comfort, leading to a reluctance to wear it. Helmets come in various sizes, so it's crucial to find one that matches your head circumference accurately.
Style of Riding Helmets are categorized based on riding styles:
Despite these categories, a road helmet can be used on a trail, and a mountain bike helmet can be worn on the road. The key is comfort and protection.
A well-fitting helmet is essential. An ill-fitting helmet can diminish its effectiveness in a crash and become uncomfortable over long rides. You'll be wearing it for every mile, so comfort is crucial.
To find the right size, you need to measure your head circumference. Here's how to do it:
Locate a Measuring Instrument Find a flexible measuring tape. If you don't have one, you can use a string and a ruler.
Take the Measurement Wrap the tape measure or string around the largest part of your head, about one inch above your eyebrows. Ensure the tape is level all the way around.
Determine Your Size Use the measurement to find your size on the helmet sizing chart. If you're between sizes, Rudy Project recommends opting for the smaller size for a snug fit.
Greg Rule's journey began with cycling at 15, leading to international races in Europe by 1988. Transitioning to Ironman Triathlons, he achieved a notable position in the Hawaiian Ironman in 2000. In 2001, he founded an importing company in Australia, gaining exclusive rights to distribute Rudy Project sports eyewear and helmets. His company has supported over 10,000 athletes across various sports.
With over two decades of experience, Greg has specialized in optical sports vision, collaborating with top optometrists to provide tailored eyewear solutions. He has been instrumental in promoting Rudy Project, a leading brand in sports eyewear known for its technological innovation and Italian design. His partnership with Rudy Project combines his understanding of athletes' needs with the brand's excellence, shaping the future of sports eyewear.