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MET redefines coolness at Eurobike

The clear composite skeleton strengthens the helmet but also provides some shock absorbtion.

  • The new Sine Thesis is MET's new range-topping road helmet.
  • The new Sine Thesis wears unmistakably MET styling cues but uses a new integrated exoskeleton for increased structural integrity and lighter weight.
  • The clear composite skeleton strengthens the helmet but also provides some shock absorbtion.
  • The Sine Thesis doesn't sport as many vents as some others but their size and corresponding interior channeling suggests that it's a cool lid nonetheless.
  • Generously sized exit ports direct hot air away frn the wearer's head.
  • Unlike almost every other helmet the Sine Thesis uses a system of cooling gel pads instead of the more usual foam.

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The clear composite skeleton strengthens the helmet but also provides some shock absorbtion.

© Ben Atkins