uvex Perfexxion II - Sturdy Riding Helmet for Men and Women - Individual Fit - Optimized Ventilation - Anthracite Matt - 54-55 cm

• This helmet is not Kitemark certified
• Impact-resistant on the outside and shock-absorbing on the inside thanks to the robust outer shell and EPS inner shell
• Optimum adaptation to the circumference and the shape of your head thanks to the adjustable uvex IAS 3.0 system incl. height adjustment
• The FAS webbing can be easily and freely adjusted exactly to the shape of your own head
• One-handed opening of the helmet thanks to the anatomically shaped uvex monomatic comfort lock
• Optimised air circulation through cleverly designed ventilation openings

Safety in perfexxion! The perfexxion II is the perfected combination of sportiness, climate control and safety. The uvex product developers and designers have put their entire expertise into the development of this riding helmet: one of the safety-relevant innovations is the outer shell, which has been extended on the back of the head. Extending the shell over the neck provides a maximum of safety – also for the rider’s back of the head. A cut-out for the ponytail makes for a comfortable fit. With this helmet, innovation becomes visible: due to its new and slimmer shape, the perfexxion II is even more lightweight than its predecessor and perfectly adapted to meet the demands of active riding in terms of ergonomics. This riding helmet provides a lightweight and comprehensive protection that is unprecedented. The new uvex pentagon dynamic ventilation combines an innovative design with optimal climate regulation. By extending the existing and adding an additional air channel in combination with the innovative honeycomb structure, the air exchange could be significantly improved compared to the previous system. The wearing comfort is supported by the interior as well: washable pads made from a soft-touch material and memory foam as well as the 3D-IAS size adjustment guarantee a perfect fit on every head at all times. With the new perfexxion II, riders are bound to forget they are wearing a helmet at all.