This new Bollé helmet will have a unique print every time – plus new sunglasses from the French brand

This new Bollé helmet will have a unique print every time – plus new sunglasses from the French brand

Unreleased Bollé helmet and glasses spotted at the Outdoor Trade Show 2025

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Published: June 17, 2025 at 8:00 am

While scouring the exhibition centre floor at the Outdoor Trade Show in Liverpool, we spotted an unreleased Bollé Avio MIPS helmet in a rather distinctive colourway, plus some new Striver sunglasses.

The Avio, which is described as Bollé’s ultimate high-performance road helmet, is designed with venting in mind rather than aero gains.

Deep internal channels and large vents are used in conjunction with small exhaust ports. This is said to create less pressure at the rear of the helmet for extra air circulation.

Bollé Avio Mips rear
The Avio MIPS helmet is said to be made from recycled material. Nick Clark / Our Media

This latest helmet has a 'Coloria Matte' colourway that features an array of vibrant colours.

Bollé says the process of applying the design (we assume a hydro dipping method) results in slight variations, meaning each helmet will be unique.

As with the regular Avio MIPS, the helmet uses Bollé’s Opti-Dock glasses retention system on the inside of the temple vents to keep your glasses secured when not in use.

Bollé Avio Mips inside
MIPS ensures impacts are dissipated around the head. Nick Clark / Our Media

It also uses the MIPS Air safety system, which is the lightest MIPS brain protection system.

Bollé claims the helmet weighs in at 250g, and while the retail price is yet to be confirmed for this special edition, the regular version retails for £275.

Bollé Striver glasses
The arms of the glasses feature central cut-outs. Nick Clark / Our Media

Also on the Bollé stand were its new Striver glasses, which feature a visor-style frame similar to many of the best cycling sunglasses.

Bollé Striver glasses nose bridge
The Striver glasses feature modern styling Nick Clark / Our Media

The new sunnies use Bollé’s proprietary lenses, which are said to be made using 50 per cent recycled material.

While the release of the glasses is yet to be confirmed, we're told pricing will be around the £100 mark.