Lumos Helmet Ultra Lime 2021

Lumos Helmet Ultra Lime 2021

Designed as a helmet for the urban cyclist, the Lumos Ultra offers high safety and good value for money.

The Lumos Ultra is equipped with a number of smart safety features that make cycling safer. These include the integrated turn signals, which are operated with a wireless remote control or by manual signal with the Apple Watch. As standard, the new ULTRA is equipped with integrated lighting at the front and rear for better visibility.

Thanks to the improved lightweight integrated circuit (COB) construction technology, the headset weighs just 370g. However, the lighting is brighter than on other Lumos models. The Ultra is now equipped with a battery life of more than 10 hours, the headset is charged via a USB-C cable.

Lumos also offers an app that can be used to check battery level, adjust headset settings, and track rides.

Lumos Ultra Details

Lumos has its proven lighting system consisting of high quality integrated LEDs and turn signals which can be operated using a wireless remote control or gesture recognition via Apple Watch.
Lightweight Circuitry-on-Board (COB) construction, which makes the helmet lighter and the lighting brighter than before - helmet weight: approx. 370g.
Water resistance protection class IPX6, i.e. suitable for use in all weather conditions
Unique and smart in-mold design that allows for a more transparent and solid design
App to track races, battery level and adjust helmet settings
Easily charge the battery via USB-C
Headphones will stay on for more than 10 hours, depending on the setting
Size S (51- 55 cm)

Size M / L (54- 61cm)

Size XL (61- 65cm)

MIPS stands for “Multi-directional Impact Protection System”. The result of years of research, the combination of natural brain protection with MIPS provides better protection against oblique impacts.

Imitation of the brain

MIPS mimics how the brain protects itself by giving the helmet its own layer of low friction between the outer shell and the liner.

Low friction layer

In a MIPS helmet, the shell and liner are separated by a low friction layer, allowing the helmet to slide off the head during an oblique impact.

Oblique impact

Conventional helmets are tested by dropping the helmet vertically on a flat surface. MIPS helmets are designed to cope with the real conditions of an accident, with oblique impacts to the head.

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