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Specifications

  • Type: All-Weather Road Helmet
  • Ventilation: Active Ventilation System with sliding front vent, 6 rear exhaust ports
  • Shell: Polycarbonate outer with EPS inner liner
  • Retention: Octo Fit (rubberised Micro Dial, vertical and horizontal adjustment, internal gel pads)
  • Padding: Merino wool by REDA
  • Chinstrap: Faux Leather (anallergic)
  • Shell Finish: Matte
  • Weight: 290g (size M)
  • Visibility: Reflective rear detail
  • Certifications: CPSC 1203, CE EN 1078, AS/NZS 2063
  • Safety: Kask Rotational Impact WG11 Test
  • Color: Black Matte

Sizing Chart

  • S: 50-56 cm (19 5/8 - 22 1/8 in)
  • M: 52-58 cm (20 1/2 - 22 7/8 in)
  • L: 59-62 cm (23 3/8 - 24 1/2 in)

FAQ

What is the Wasabi best for?

Cold weather riding, shoulder season training, and variable conditions where temperature regulation matters as much as ventilation. The sliding vent lets you adjust airflow on the fly, and the merino wool padding traps heat when the vent is closed and stays comfortable when it's open.

How does the sliding vent system work?

A centralized sliding panel at the front of the shell opens to allow cooling airflow or closes to retain warmth. The change is operated with one finger and creates a 1.5 degree Celsius difference in internal helmet temperature at the same riding speed. Wind tunnel testing confirmed less than one watt is lost between open and closed at 50 km/h.

How does the Wasabi compare to the Utopia Y?

The Utopia Y is purely an aero road helmet built for warm-weather speed. The Wasabi is an all-weather helmet that prioritizes temperature regulation through its sliding vent and merino wool padding. The Wasabi is heavier than the Utopia Y but adds versatility for cold-weather riding that no aero helmet can match.

Can I wash the Merino wool padding?

Yes. The Merino wool liner is removable and washable on a 30 degree machine wash. It's easiest to refit when slightly damp.

Best For

Riders in variable climates who want one helmet that handles cold mornings, warm afternoons, fall and winter training, and shoulder-season racing without having to swap helmets to match the conditions.

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