With a long history in road racing that dates back to 1919, Lazer has had plenty of time to refine its range of helmets. It comes as no surprise, then, that its newest road and mountain bike helmets are packed with features.
Its new Impala helmet is aimed at the top end of the market, with a host of features. Available in both MIPS and non-MIPS versions, the helmet has 22 large vents, an adjustable visor with goggle parking, an action-camera mount designed to break away in an impact, and Lazer's Advanced Turnfit System that adjusts the helmet's fit.
The Century lid is Lazer's latest iteration of the model and claims to draw on 100 years of experience.
As with the new mountain-biking helmets, the Century is packed with features including Twistcap that lets the wearer change how much air can enter the helmet, an integrated rear light and internal air channels to help keep your head cool.
Also available in MIPS and non-MIPS, the helmet features Lazer's Advanced Turnfit System.
Lazer has also been working hard to develop its Autofit system, which adjusts the helmet's size to its wearer automatically.
The system delivers constant and equal tension across the helmet and means that one helmet can fit a wide range of head sizes.
Watch our video where Chris from Lazer explains the features found on Lazer's Impala and Century helmets, as well as the Autofit system.
