Most helmets can be broken down into three distinct categories.
A Navetter or a Daily Helmet Exists to keep your head safe and nothing else. Of course, some seem cooler than others, some are more ventilated than others, and some offer a little more comfort than others. But in the end, your daily helmet puts safety in the foreground.
Road headsets Account of aerodynamics, ventilation and weight. As it suits a highly aerobic sport, a road helmet must take into account factors such as the fight against wind, the regulation of your body temperature and the maintenance of your neck at ease, which are essential parts of road cycling.
Mountain bikes Offer more protection at the back of the skull, are often equipped with sun blocking visors (because aerodynamics is much less important for a mountain bike ride), and will sometimes even include clips to fix the protection of the eyes or the Googles.
You can really enter the weeds with helmets designed for gravel driving, the mountain bike downhill or the background bike, aero or full protection. Finally, do not forget that the helmets are not supposed to be worn after an accident. Even if the spill is a minor and the helmet looks and feels perfectly well, throws it and gets a new one.
