Bicycle Helmet for Adults, Foldable (Closca Helmet). Bicycle Helmet and Electric Scooter/Scooter for Unisex Women and Men. Patented Design

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the Ousta), with rigid ribs that fold inward. The ribs seem thin, and the gaps between ribs when unfolded appear very It’s a one-size-fits-all set up (from 49cm to 58.5cm head sizes) using multi-fit technology. The weight is on the heavier side plus the ventilation and closure method may take some getting used to. Undoubtedly the biggest benefit of a folding helmet is convenience. Having a helmet is great for protecting your head, but it can be a burden to carry around the rest of the day. With a collapsible helmet, you can significantly reduce it’s size so that it can easily slide into a bag. snap in place. The helmet was still flexible when unfolded and the clips were fastened, pressing inward on the sides. We

polystyrene," a media report says it is not yet certified to CPSC as of August 2016. The testing shown in the company's The idea of the Closca Folding Helmet is fantastic, combining style and practicality. However, for me, the bulkiness of the helmet while wearing it is a little too much and is also a little spicy at €62, and the styling isn’t particularly flattering – meaning this won’t be the product that convinces me to switch to the safe side of the cycling community. marketing a folding paper helmet that appears in the photos to be almost the same design as the Spitfire Industries Ego The helmet weighs 400g, around the middle of the field for foldable helmets and has plenty of ventilation, something that doesn’t tend to be seen on some other helmets at this price point. It is more expensive than the LID by some margin, but is similar in price to the other helmets listed.

Are foldable helmets safe?

right materials to make the design work. (June, 2017: Weshine is marketing what appears to be the same design--see They allow you to arrive at your destination and fold your helmet up to be placed easily into most bags. No longer does carrying your helmet need to be a hassle! Are foldable helmets safe?

The cycling-market is screaming out for more stylish helmets to be introduced, and this Closca helmet is certainly a step in the right direction. crash than a continuous edge would. Initially designed only to the European EN 1078 standard, Carrera says they now have stable fit. Morpher redesigned the junctions. Morpher produced a CPSC model. Although the only color available was matte Yes. Foldable helmets are safe, and cannot be sold in most countries unless they pass the specific safety certification for that country.The Closca boasts double CPSC and EN1078 safety standards, without compromising on weight or styling. The helmet weighs in at under 300g even for the largest model (as little as 250g for the small size) so the Plixi Fit weighs almost twice as much! The Closca also has an NFC chip implanted into the helmet, which can store your medical and emergency information in the event of a crash. Finally, the FEND One foldable helmet. The Fend One works in a similar way to the LID, in that it has one arch over the top of the helmet and the side pieces fold into it. Just like the LID and the Plixi, the FEND doesn’t fold flat, only smaller, claiming to shrink by 50% when folded.