The Freejump Voronoï Carbon is a groundbreaking riding helmet that combines safety, comfort, and design in a high-quality product. Thanks to advanced technology and innovative materials, this helmet offers unparalleled protection, especially for the temple area – one of the most vulnerable parts of the skull.

Maximum Protection and Unique Technology
The Voronoï Carbon is made of carbon fiber, a high-tech material whose structure of layers of interwoven fibers provides exceptional impact resistance. Voronoï is the first riding helmet with removable temple protection, reducing the risk of concussion and severe brain injuries. It is constructed with four layers for optimal protection:

- A comfortable inner lining that adapts to the shape of the head and can be removed for washing
- An EPS inner core for effective shock absorption
- In-molding technology, where a polycarbonate layer is molded directly onto the EPS shell
- An outer shell made of thermoplastic polymer for exceptional impact resistance

Design and Ventilation
Inspired by the geometric Voronoi structure, the helmet features two strategically placed ventilation openings that optimize airflow. Together with 20 integrated ventilation channels, this provides exceptional temperature regulation and comfort during long rides.

The lightweight construction (approximately 600 g with temple protection) ensures comfort during extended wear, while the distinctive design with irregular cell patterns creates a modern and unique aesthetic.

Fit
The Voronoï Riding Helmet is available in three shell sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. Each helmet size is designed to be paired with a removable inner lining that ensures a precise and comfortable fit. The inner lining is crucial for proper use and can be adjusted to fit your head within the specified size range. Please note that the helmet must always be worn with the inner lining to ensure optimal protection and comfort.

Size:
Shell size S: 52, 53, 54, S-55 and S-56
Shell size M: M-55, M-56, 57, 58 and M-59
Shell size L-59, 60, 61 and 62.

Safety Standard: CE EN1384: 2023