Lightweight adult helmet for leisure time, road bikes, or gravel bikes. Features shock-absorbing r...Lightweight adult helmet for leisure time, road bikes, or gravel bikes. Features shock-absorbing rigid foam with an impact-resistant outer shell via the In-Mold process for a durable and robust helmet. The Zoom Ace adjustment system allows precise adjustment to head circumference using an easy-to-grip wheel. The height-adjustable system at the back accommodates ponytails. Includes MIPS impact protection for enhanced brain safety during angled falls. Forced Air Cooling Technology with deep channels and PowerDome on top ensure a cool head. Flowstraps are lightweight webbing that hugs the face for better aerodynamics.
The ABUS PowerDome MIPS helmet is designed for adult cyclists seeking a lightweight and protective option for leisure rides, road cycling, or gravel biking. Its key benefit is enhanced safety through MIPS impact protection combined with effective cooling and a precise fit system, offering a robust and comfortable cycling experience. A potential caveat for some users might be the strap design which, while aerodynamic, may require adjustment for a perfect fit.
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Age Group
adult
Colour
Red
Gender
Unisex
Brand
Abus
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FAQs
What makes the MIPS system beneficial?
The MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a low-friction layer inside the helmet designed to reduce rotational forces on the brain during angled impacts, potentially lowering the risk of certain types of head injuries.
How do I know if the helmet fits correctly?
A proper fit means the helmet sits level on your head, covering your forehead without tilting back. The retention system should be snug enough that it doesn't move excessively, and the straps should form a 'V' shape below your ears with the buckle centered under your chin.
Is this helmet suitable for mountain biking?
While robust and featuring MIPS, this helmet is primarily designed for leisure, road, and gravel biking. For aggressive mountain biking with higher risk of impacts and different ventilation needs, a dedicated MTB helmet might be more appropriate.
Can I wear a cycling cap under the helmet?
Yes, you can wear a thin cycling cap. However, wearing a cap may affect the fit of the helmet and the effectiveness of the Zoom Ace adjustment system. Ensure the helmet still fits securely and level.
What is the 'In-Mold' process?
The In-Mold process fuses the helmet's shock-absorbing EPS foam liner with its outer shell during manufacturing. This creates a strong, durable, and lightweight structure.
How should I clean my helmet?
Clean the helmet using a mild soap and water solution with a soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the materials.
How long should I replace my helmet after an impact?
It is recommended to replace your helmet immediately after any significant impact, even if visible damage is not apparent. The internal protective structure may be compromised. Also, consider replacing helmets after 3-5 years of normal use due to material degradation.
Troubleshooting
Helmet feels too loose or wobbly
Adjust the Zoom Ace retention system using the rear wheel for a tighter fit. Ensure the Flowstraps are also properly tightened under the chin.
Straps are uncomfortable or chafe
Readjust the Flowstraps, ensuring the 'V' shape is correctly positioned below the ears. Some minor adjustments to strap length or position may be needed for a perfect fit.
Helmet feels too warm on hot days
Ensure the ventilation channels are not obstructed. While designed for cooling, extreme heat can still be a factor; consider taking breaks if needed.
Difficulty adjusting the rear retention system
Ensure the wheel is clean and free of debris. Apply gentle but firm pressure to turn the wheel. Check that the internal harness is properly seated.