Rudy Project Nytron Bike Helmet
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The Rudy Project Nytron WG11 Helmet is a unisex aero road cycling helmet designed for both road bike and triathlon use. Developed with Swiss Side aerodynamics experts, it features 15 ventilation openings and a Fastex Closure system. The RSR 10 adjustable retention system ensures a personalized and secure fit for various activities.
The Rudy Project Nytron WG11 Helmet, model year 2026, is engineered for cyclists seeking an aerodynamic advantage in road biking and triathlon. This unisex helmet integrates advanced design principles, developed in collaboration with Swiss Side aerodynamics experts, to optimize airflow and reduce drag. It features 15 strategically placed ventilation openings, ensuring consistent comfort during challenging rides by promoting effective air circulation. Security and fit are paramount, addressed by the Fastex Closure system. This push-button mechanism allows for quick and reliable fastening and unfastening, providing a consistently tight and secure fit with minimal effort. Further enhancing comfort and stability is the RSR 10 adjustable retention system. This lightweight yet robust system offers a perfect personal fit through its wraparound structure and multiple micro-metric vertical and horizontal adjustment positions. Weighing 300g (size L), the Nytron helmet is certified for cycling under the EN 1078 safety standard, making it a suitable choice for dedicated riders.
- Unisex design for road bike and triathlon use
- Developed with Swiss Side aerodynamics experts
- Features 15 ventilation openings
- Fastex Closure system for quick and secure fastening
- RSR 10 adjustable retention system for a personalized fit
- Weighs 300g (size L)
- Certified for cycling under EN 1078 safety standard
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