Not just speed and protection, the Procen helmet is designed to keep you comfortable and cool during the intense physical effort of time trials. With fast performance proven by extensive CFD testing and track time, this helmet takes advantage of the Venturi effect and airflow around and within the structure to maximize speed. Distinctive trailing edge moves air away from the shoulders optimizing aerodynamics and airflow management for speed. Large vents at the front force circulation into and around the helmet , to ensure the correct cooling of the head and exploit the Venturi effect in order to optimize the air flow around the head and shoulders.
The Procen uses an innovative 2-position lens system that helps to solve a problem common to the visors of all helmets, i.e. fogging. In the 'start' position the lens remains about 10 mm away from the helmet allowing the natural passage of air, ideal for avoiding fogging when you are still at the gate before the start. Driving is also possible with the lens in this position, with a clear line of sight in all directions. The visor lens is completely removable and in the event of an accident it comes off on its own, thanks to the innovative design of the temples.
The practical adjustment system of the entire shell allows each rider to find the perfect fit, to ensure a optimal protection when you push at maximum speed.
EPS lining
The expanded polystyrene liner is optimized to protect against impacts while maintaining a low weight.
Polycarbonate structure
The lightweight polycarbonate outer shell strengthens the structural integrity of the helmet.
Tested with computerized fluid dynamic analysis
Designed for the highest possible speed through extensive CFD testing and evaluations.
Tested on the track
The helmet's design and ventilation have been tested with track tests to ensure fast and comfortable performance.
EVA shaped area
The lower area on the back of the helmet is made of soft and malleable ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) to improve comfort at the back of the neck.
Venturi effect airflow
The helmet's airflow zones exploit the Venturi effect to minimize drag and improve overall aerodynamics.
Pronounced trailing edge
The edge The pronounced exit of the helmet moves the air away from the shoulders, directing it in the best direction.
Removable visor
The removable visor has short rods which, for greater safety, attach to the helmet.
Removable visor
If any force pushes the visor inwards, towards the face, the automatic release system causes it to detach for greater protection.
Starting position of the lens
The 2-position lens can remain spaced apart approximately 10mm from the helmet to prevent fogging at the TT starting gate, or even pushed out during the ride to improve airflow.
Removable lens
The lens can be easily removed mid-ride if it gets dirty or the rain wetting it limits visibility.
Lightweight adjustment system
The minimal and lightweight size adjustment system guarantees a secure fit.