Redeemer 2Vi Mips Helmet
Technology
Specs
Shipping and Returns
Shipping
Free shipping: orders over $100.
$10 shipping: orders under $100.
Orders ship from Rotorua, New Zealand.
Returns & Size Exchanges
We want you to be absolutely stoked about your new gear, so we're glad to offer you returns and size exchanges if it's not quite right for you. You'll have 30 days to return the item for an exchange or refund. You just handle the return freight and we'll handle the rest. For more information, please see our Returns & Warranty page.
Description
Engineered with Formula 1 aerodynamic expertise and developed in collaboration with the Uno-X Pro Cycling Team, the Redeemer 2Vi® Mips is a challenger for the most advanced time trial helmet on the planet. The Redeemer is built on our 2Vi® technology platform for ultimate performance and comfort, with Mips Air for protection against rotational forces.
The Redeemer has undergone extensive wind tunnel testing conducted across eight iterations of prototypes, and its development has been informed by 100 hours of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis at Silverstone. Its innovative airflow design reduces overall drag by channeling air through an intake duct and closed Laminar Flow Bypass Duct. Clear and smoke visors are included so you can optimise your vision for the conditions on the day, with an integrated magnetic attachment system making visor swaps fast and hassle-free. The visor is flush-fitting to blend seamlessly with the helmet shell, and it features bypass ducts for enhanced aerodynamics and reduced fogging.
The Redeemer 2Vi® Mips inspires peak performance through advanced aerodynamics, comfort, and features for the redemption of minutes, seconds, and victories.
2Vi Helmet Technology Platform
The redeemer features our 2Vi Technology platform for increased performance and comfort, with Mips for protection against rotational forces. 2Vi technology includes our next-generation Variable Elasticity Shell, a pre-preg carbon internal shock-absorbing rib structure and the Mips low-friction layer.
Laminar Flow Bypass Duct
Air enters through the intake duct on the helmet's stagnation point and is accelerated through a closed Laminar Flow Duct. Air exits the trailing edge of the helmet with a higher speed than the air on the outside and flows around the shoulder area to reduce overall drag.