Why We Like The Jetstream TT Helmet
The Jetstream TT helmet offers a great combination of speed and safety elements. The polycarbonate material creates a lightweight aerodynamic helmet that also has high impact resistance. Equipped with both MIPS and Koroyd layers, this helmet will reduce impact to the head during a crash.
With five air vents, optimal airflow is created so that you can stay up to speed on race day. A low profile y-strap divider is also in place to help with aerodynamics. The Jetstream also features a magnetic visor for easy removal to switch between two lenses, a basic clear lens and the color enhancing ChromaPop.
Details
- Helmet designed specifically for time trials
- Built with MIPS and Koroyd layers for maximum brain protection
- VaporFit adjustment system allows for 270-degree fit
- Magnetic visor comes with clear and ChromaPop lenses
- Sweat-activated odor control from ionic anti-odor lining
- Item #SMIZ9EZ
- Shell Material
- polycarbonate with Koroyd liner
- Audio Compatible
- no
- Ventilation
- 5 vents
- Fit Adjustment
- Vapor Fit
- Visor
- 2 shield lenses included (ChromaPop and clear)
- Certifications
- Complies with U.S. CPSC Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets for Persons Age 5 and Older, EN1078
- Claimed Weight
- [size large] 410g
- Activity
- time trial, triathlon, road cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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Overall Rating
3 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageOctober 19, 2022
Good but....
Thus far I wore the helmet once. It was during an IM 70.3 and it was pouring rain. The fit is nice and aero but the magnet that connects the visor to the helmet is NOT strong enough. It was pouring and my visor was totally fogged up and I couldn't see anything. I was trying to get my fingers in the inside to wipe away the fog and pop, the visor flew off. Totally bummed and devastated. So buyer beware as I don't even see replacement lenses on the site.
Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com
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