POC Procen Air

The Venturi system channels air through the helmet to create a cooling effect without disrupting the aerodynamic profile. You will notice consistent airflow across your scalp, which helps regulate temperature during high-intensity efforts, though it feels slightly more contained than a traditional, highly vented road helmet.

The helmet is designed primarily for use with the integrated magnetic visor, which provides the best aerodynamic performance. While you can technically wear standard sunglasses underneath, the fit may be tight depending on the frame shape, and you will lose the seamless integration the helmet was engineered for.

Yes, the soft EVA ear covers are designed to be flexible and can be adjusted or removed depending on your preference for wind noise reduction versus maximum ventilation.

Unlike traditional retention systems that primarily tighten at the back of the head, this temple-to-temple system provides a more comprehensive wrap around the sides of your head. This creates a more secure, locked-in feel that prevents the helmet from shifting during aggressive riding positions.

While it is optimized for speed and stage racing, the Procen Air is comfortable enough for long training rides. If you prioritize aerodynamics and want to reduce wind noise, it is a great choice, but if you primarily ride in very hot, slow-climbing conditions, you might prefer a more traditional, open-vented helmet.

The visor features a magnetic storage system that allows you to quickly detach it and stow it securely on the helmet. This is particularly useful if you encounter changing light conditions or need to clear fog during a climb.