Trek launches new helmets for cool heads
All new helmets feature the lighter and cooler WaveCel technology. Their optimized cell walls are 15 grams lighter and the cells are ten percent larger, which enables better air circulation. WaveCel is a foldable cell structure that lines the inside of the helmet and is designed to protect the head from injury in certain cycling accidents more effectively than conventional foam helmets. The exclusive helmet technology from Trek and Bontrager received a five-star safety rating from Virginia Tech.
Quantum WaveCel
The all-new Quantum WaveCel MTB helmet is a versatile all-rounder that feels at home both in the city and on mountain trails. The lowered cover and improved WaveCel technology provide excellent protection on the trail, and the Headmaster III fit system, three-way adjustable visor and integrated sunglasses storage offer even more value. Speaking of value, the Quantum WaveCel helmet goes for 119.99 euros or 139.00 francs over the counter.
Rally WaveCel
The all-new Rally WaveCel MTB helmet is designed for more technical terrain, with a deeper coverage than the previous generation and improved WaveCel technology. The BOA® fit system, FidLock buckle, Blendr accessory mounts and triple-adjustable visor with integrated sunglasses storage provide all the features riders need for an optimal riding experience on the trails. The Rally WaveCel is available for 169.99 euros or 189.00 francs.
Blaze WaveCel
For 249.99 euros or 275.00 francs, you can get the new Blaze WaveCel MTB helmet. It was developed for advanced mountain bikers and enduro riders who are looking for first-class protection and even more coverage. It features removable earmuffs, improved WaveCel technology, a BOA® fit system, a three-position magnetic breakaway visor optimized for goggles, Blendr accessory mounts and more.
The Quantum, Rally and Blaze WaveCel helmets are available now at Trek retailers around the globe and in select markets online at the Trek website.
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