SPECIFICATIONS

HJC is a renowned manufacturer specializing in high-quality cycling helmets, offering a range of models tailored to various cycling disciplines. Their helmets are designed to provide optimal comfort, safety, and performance for cyclists of all levels.

HJC Cycling Helmet Models:

1. HJC Ibex 2.0: This helmet is known for its lightweight design, weighing approximately 223 grams for a medium size. It features 18 ventilation openings to ensure excellent airflow, keeping the rider cool during intense rides. The Ibex 2.0 also includes an adjustable occipital cradle, goggle mount, strap splitters, and antibacterial IONIC+ pads for enhanced comfort and hygiene.

    

    

2. HJC Furion 2.0: Designed with aerodynamics in mind, the Furion 2.0 is one of the lightest aero road helmets available, weighing around 195 grams. It incorporates integrated Venturi Dynamics to balance air resistance with an advanced exhaust ventilation system, aiming to save energy during rides. Additional features include an adjustable occipital cradle, goggle mount, strap splitters, and antibacterial X-Static pads.

    

3. HJC Atara: The Atara helmet is designed for road cycling, offering a balance between aerodynamics and ventilation. It comes in various sizes to accommodate different head circumferences and is wind tunnel tested to meet high-quality standards.

    

Key Features Across HJC Helmets:

• Aerodynamic Design: Many HJC helmets are designed to reduce air resistance, enhancing speed and efficiency for road cyclists.

• Ventilation: Strategically placed vents provide optimal airflow, keeping the rider cool and comfortable during rides.

• Adjustable Fit: Features like adjustable occipital cradles and strap splitters allow for a customizable fit, accommodating various head shapes and sizes.

• Safety Standards: HJC helmets comply with international safety standards, including CE EN-1078, ensuring reliable protection for cyclists.

Considerations When Choosing an HJC Helmet:

• Intended Use: Select a helmet model that aligns with your primary cycling activities, whether it's road racing, mountain biking, or casual commuting.

• Fit and Comfort: Ensure the helmet fits snugly and comfortably, with adjustable features to accommodate your head shape and size.

• Ventilation Needs: Consider the climate and typical riding conditions; helmets with more ventilation are beneficial for warmer climates.

• Safety Certifications: Verify that the helmet meets relevant safety standards to ensure adequate protection.