Rudy Project NYTRON Helmet
- Gender UNISEX
- Weight 250 g.
- Size SM (cm55 – 58 / 21.7” - 22.8”) - L (cm59 – 61 / 23.2” - 24”)
- CE/EN 1078, CPSC 12.03 certifications
Developed and engineered in a wind tunnel in collaboration with aerodynamics experts at Swiss Side, Nytron combines maximum aerodynamic performance with a compact and lightweight design. Thanks to the scientific combination of large air intakes and internal channels, Nytron ventilation reduces heat buildup on the rider's head, keeping body temperature low and consequently improving performance. Nytron also represents a breakthrough in safety because, in addition to complying with the certifications required by EU regulations, it also meets the new Rudy Project WG11 experimental test protocol, which simulates the forces involved in real accidents and measures helmet performance in the event of a side impact.
15 AIR INTAKES
Intensive wind tunnel testing has demonstrated that the positioning of Nytron's 15 vents and the helmet's internal circulation channels ensure unparalleled ventilation. Nytron's ventilation ensures unparalleled heat dissipation and improved internal temperature regulation, allowing athletes to achieve enhanced performance in road, triathlon, and time trial challenges.
UNPARALLELED VENTILATION
Numerous scientific studies demonstrate that cooling the head increases performance by significantly reducing the negative effects associated with increased body temperature during physical activity. For this reason, Nytron was designed to combine the best aerodynamic performance with maximum ventilation.
Triple In-Mold Construction
In-Mold technology allows the polycarbonate outer shell to be cast directly during the expanded polystyrene (EPS) injection phase, thus creating a more rigid, impact-resistant, and extremely lightweight structure. The combined action of the EPS structure, shell, and polycarbonate exoskeleton creates resistance to the mechanical action of impacts and dissipates energy to prevent it from being transferred to the head of the helmet wearer.
