Lazer Tempo KinetiCore 2026 Road Cycling Helmet
9 colours, protection and comfort
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9 colours, protection and comfort
Available in several colours, lightweight and protective
Refresh your Lazer Z1 KinetiCore helmet
Compatible with all helmets
Good value for money sports headphones
Maximum comfort and protection
6 colours, KinetiCore technology
Refresh your Lazer Tonic KinetiCore helmet
Rain protection - aerodynamic
Protection, aerodynamic performance
290 g – KinetiCore – One size fits all: 55–61 cm
Various colours
Versatile helmet offering good value for money
Ultra-light at 195g and well-ventilated with 22 vents
Lightweight, high-performance helmet sold with the Universal LED
Refresh your Lazer Vento KinetiCore helmet
Refresh your Lazer Coyote KinetiCore helmet
Increases aerodynamics, rain and cold protection
Several colours
For greater aerodynamics and protection from the rain
300 g - KinetiCore - TurnSys wheel
Multiple colours - TurnSys adjustment system
White or black, high protection and comfort
Deep rear coverage for better neck protection - Available in several colours
Ideal for urban cycling
Children's helmet with high-end technology
An ideal helmet for Cross-Country or All-Mountain
KinetiCore technology
Special Tour de France colourway
7 colours and one size fits all
Protection and style - Recycled materials
Ideal for all-mountain riding
4 colours, excellent protection
Ergonomic and effective Rollsys retention system - LifeBeam and LED compatible
Black or grey
MIPS technology
Colours: black or camouflage
Adjustable visor with camera mounting system
KinetiCore protection, magnetic buckle
MIPS technology
Advanced Turnfit System - Extensive ventilation - Magnetic fastening buckle
Saves precious seconds - Aquavent cooling technology
For music or cyclosportive assistance
Integrated MIPS protection
Urban e-bike ride
Very lightweight - Mips technology - Used by Mathieu Van Der Poel
Urban e-bike ride
The perfect aero helmet for fast riding
Protection, comfort, breathability
Frequently asked questions
Yes, Lazer was founded in 1919 in Belgium by Roger Lacroix, who originally made leather goods for motorcyclists. The brand is now based in Mechelen and is recognised as one of the world’s oldest manufacturers of sports helmets. Since the 2000s, it has been developing a renowned cycling range, notably supplying professional WorldTour teams. Lazer has introduced its proprietary KinetiCore technology (an alternative to the MIPS system) and its Advanced Rollsys adjustment system on its flagship road models such as the Z1.
KinetiCore is Lazer ’s proprietary rotational impact protection system, an alternative to MIPS. Protective blocks integrated into the EPS foam create a controlled shear zone during an oblique impact. This system is lighter than conventional MIPS (no separate sliding layer) and is integrated into the helmet’s structure. The Z1 KinetiCore is the flagship road model featuring this technology.
The Z1 is a lightweight, performance-oriented helmet, whilst the Sphere is more versatile with superior ventilation. The Z1 KinetiCore (~190 g) is one of the lightest road helmets on the market, featuring 31 vents. It is available with a removable Aeroshell that transforms the ventilated helmet into an aerodynamic helmet for time trials. The Sphere (Advanced Rollsys) is more comfortable for everyday use and can be adjusted for both circumference and height.
Yes, the Advanced Rollsys is the most popular Lazer adjustment system: a dial on the top of the helmet adjusts the circumference. Unlike traditional occipital adjustment systems, it can be operated whilst cycling with just one hand. Long-term feedback suggests the mechanism is very durable. This system is featured on the Sphere and Z1 helmets.
Yes, the Aeroshell is an accessory Lazer available for the Z1 and a few other models. It fits over the ventilated helmet in under a minute, covering the vents to reduce air resistance. It is used for time trial stages or triathlons, then removed for mountain stages. The Aeroshell Lazer is one of the most practical solutions on the market for transforming a road helmet into an aero helmet.
Lazer Generally offers 3 sizes (S/M/L) with ranges of 52–56 cm, 55–59 cm and 58–61 cm depending on the model. The Rollsys system allows for fine adjustment within each range. Some models (Lazer Armor) also offer an XL size for head sizes over 61 cm.
Yes, Lazer has developed specialist gravel and all-round helmets. The Jackal and Coyote Lazer are designed for MTB/gravel riding, featuring an integrated visor and side protection. For road gravel riding without a visor, the Z1 and Sphere are ideal. The weather resistance of Lazer helmets is regularly cited as a key strength.
Yes, Lazer offers a comprehensive range for children, including the Gekko and Nutz helmets. These models offer the same level of safety as those for adults and are EN 1078-certified. Specific sizes are available to fit head circumferences from 46 to 54 cm. The fun colours and simple adjustment systems are designed with children in mind.
Some Lazer helmets feature a rear mount for attaching a compatible LED light Lazer. The Lazer Lux system (magnetic rear light) fits to the rear of the Z1 and certain other models. This mount remains secure at high speeds and is visible from a distance. A practical advantage: no need for a saddle clip or separate mounting bracket.
Lazer It is recommended that you replace your helmet every 5 years or after any impact, however minor. EPS foam degrades due to UV light, sweat and temperature fluctuations. A helmet with no visible signs of impact may have reduced protective capacity after 5 years. Lazer offers a recycling scheme in certain countries for end-of-life helmets.