Carnac's new Aero Road helmet not only helps you save your power for the bunch sprint, its sleek aero design will also help protect your head in case things get out of hand in the sprint for the line.

Every helmet has to protect your head and help lessen the force of any impact and the Carnac Aero Road shares its advanced In-Mould construction with the rest of the Planet X helmet line-up. In-Mould construction implants all the anchor points for the straps into hidden fixings embedded within the EPS core of the helmet for maximum strength and durability. Single Shot construction co-moulds the hardened outer shell and the EPS core in a single process, fusing them together for a seamless, sleek bond. Our low friction, abrasion resistant PET Hardshell outer is designed to slip and slide in the event of a crash; helping to minimize the risk of torsion injuries.

With a 3-way adjustable occipital cradle and easily adjustable internal padding you're sure to find the perfect fit. A new cradle design offers a larger range of adjustability, allowing us to cover 90% of cyclists with just one helmet size- 55-59cm. Aero helmets have a reputation for getting a little hot under the collar- with the Carnac Aero Road helmet nothing could be further from the truth. Eight massive, rear facing air-vents help draw air through the body of the helmet, constantly circulating cool, fresh air to help keep you cool and all without adding any appreciable, power-robbing drag.

The Carnac Aero Road helmet delivers maximum aero efficiency in a road race legal helmet. It offers striking good looks, proven protection, and efficient cooling in a cost competitive, lightweight package.It's even perfect for track and TT events if you don't want to go full aero. Weighing in at a scant 315 grams, we can think of a dozen good reasons why you need the Carnac Aero Road helmet this season. Grab the advantage.

Weight: 315grams (Typical)

A correctly adjusted chinstrap is an integral part of the safety provided by any cycling helmet. If your chin strap isnt correctly tensioned there is a risk that the strap may pull through the buckle. Always make sure that the chin strap is adequately cinched up every time you put your helmet on. A loose chin strap potentially reduces the effectiveness of your helmet.

Size guidance: To help choose the correct size helmet for your head measure around the widest part of your head, about an inch above your ears, with a soft tape measure, or piece of string. If you are on the cusp between sizes we advise that you size up.