Uvex Compass Helmet

The Compass is stylish and affordable while providing the best protection for your noggin available.

The Compass features the Uvex exclusive IAS adjustment system and a monomatic closure which makes for a perfect fit every time.

If your helmet loosens up on the ride there's no need to stop and fiddle with the straps, just reach up and click the monomatic mechanisim in to microadjust on the fly.

In-Mould technology means a tough helmet with superior protection for the back of the head.

Weight: 310g

Features:

16 vents

Individual Adapting System (IAS): With its ratcheting closure mechanism, and pivot points, the Uvex IAS 2-system provides a unique, three-dimensional, and micro-adjustable fit. The integrated strap system guide guarantees a good and tight fit. The IAS knob can be operated with one hand, while the helmet is on. The system also features a ventilated forehead with anti-allergic, washable cushion.

Inmold and Double Inmold Technology: Where other helmets have their protective foam glued into the hard outer shell, in the uvex inmold process, the foam is injected into a mold that is "lined" with the Makrolon outer shell. As a result, the foam is bonded to the outer shell. The result is a much more stable helmet, which allows Uvex to increase the size of the ventilation openings. In a Double Inmold helmet, a lower microshell is added to the mold, providing optimum protection for the lower, back part of the helmet.

Monomatic closure: Most helmets use a standard click-lock, and anyone who rides knows that the fit of the chin strap can change as you get moving and start to sweat. Until now, you had a choice: stop and fiddle with your straps, or ride with a loose strap.

Makrolon: Makrolon is a high-tech thermoplastic Polycarbonate (PC) material developed by Messrs, Bayer. Uvex is using this material for the production of PC lenses for goggles and sportglasses, and the shells of inmold bike helmets.

Uvex has solved that particular problem with a ratcheted design (similar to what you might find on a pair of bike shoes or in-line skates, only smaller). This allows you to fine-tune how tight the strap closes on the chin on the fly. The strap itself is a 16mm wide, non-fade, uv-resistant, light, smooth, and easy on the skin.

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