Adult Bike Helmet: the Tempo KinetiCore is a lightweight entry-level road cycling helmet
Next-level Technology: built-in KinetiCore offers additional protection from rotational impact in the event of a crash
LED Light Compatible: made for use with the Universal Lazer LED light to increase visibility in all light and weather conditions
Guaranteed Fit: one size fits all
Easily Adjustable: TurnSys system provides a secure fit instantly with a spin of the dial
UPC
022255136327
Size
One Size
Color
Black
Model Name
LAZER Tempo KinetiCore Bike
Item Weight
475 g
Manufacturer
LAZER
Model Number
Tempo KinetiCore
Inner Material
Foam
Outer Material
Polycarbonate (PC)
Item Dimensions
13.5 x 9.25 x 7 inches
Special Feature
Adjustable,Lightweight
Additional Features
Adjustable,Lightweight
Age Range Description
Adult
Manufacturer Part Number
BLC2237891817
Recommended Uses For Product
Cycling
Global Trade Identification Number
00022255136327
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LED light compatible
Attach the Universal Lazer LED (sold separately) via Direct Mount for visibility in any light or weather.
Tailored fit
With a fixed head basket, the Lazer TurnSys system provides a secure fit that’s easy to adjust on the move with a quick turn of the dial.
One size fits all
The Tempo KinetiCore helmet offers a one-size-fits-all design for various head sizes and shapes.
Lightweight design
19% lighter than the Compact DLX MIPS M CE, this helmet uses 70g less plastic, offering lighter weight and advanced KinetiCore protection.
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How do I select the correct size helmet?
Measure your head circumference 2cm above your eyebrows. Use this measurement to select the helmet size. If the circumference is between sizes we recommend that you select the smaller size helmet.
How do I know my helmet fits properly?
The helmet should fit comfortably on your head with some slight movement between your head and the helmet. You should be able to set the adjustment system so you feel a slight tension around your head without discomfort.
How often should a helmet be replaced?
A helmet should be replaced when it is no longer in a condition to help reduce the risk of injury to the rider in the event of an impact. Cracks, dents, compressed foam, frayed straps and broken buckles are all signs your helmet should be replaced.
How do I care for my helmet?
Rinse the outside and inside with cool water, allow to air dry away from direct sunlight. Rinse salt and sweat accumulation from the helmet straps regularly to ensure proper operation and adjustment. Inspect regularly for any damage.