POC Procen Air Helmet

The internal channels are designed to accelerate airflow through the helmet, creating a cooling effect similar to a standard road helmet despite the aerodynamic shell. While it won't feel as breezy as a dedicated climbing helmet, it effectively prevents overheating during sustained efforts.

The visor is designed to sit close to the face for optimal aerodynamics, which may interfere with some prescription frames. We recommend checking the clearance of your specific glasses, though many riders find low-profile frames fit comfortably underneath.

The ear covers are specifically engineered to smooth out wind noise, which often makes it easier to hear ambient sounds like approaching vehicles or other riders. By reducing the roar of wind at high speeds, you may actually find your situational awareness improves.

While it excels in time trials and fast group rides, the Procen Air is comfortable enough for long training rides. Its balance of aerodynamics and ventilation makes it a great choice for any cyclist looking to save watts without sacrificing cooling.

The magnets are strong enough to hold the visor firmly in place during standard road riding and high-speed sprints. It is designed to stay put, but it remains easy to detach or dock at the rear of the helmet when you need to stow it.

The 360-degree system allows for precise tensioning around the entire circumference of your head rather than just the back. This creates a more uniform fit that reduces pressure points and ensures the helmet stays stable, even when you are in an aggressive riding position.