Abus Helmet Purl-Y Shiny Black M 54-58cm

Unmatched Urban Safety and Comfort for High-Speed E-Mobility.

High speeds demand superior protection. The Abus Purl-Y helmet is engineered to meet the rigorous NTA standards for e-bikes and S-pedelecs traveling up to 45 km/h. Combining cutting-edge safety with sleek urban style, it’s the perfect choice whether you ride a motor-assisted bike or a classic city cruiser. Featuring a shock-absorbing inner shell fused to a durable outer layer through the proven In-Mold process, this helmet delivers maximum impact resistance without sacrificing comfort. The adjustable dial-fit system ensures a secure, personalized fit while leaving ample space for braids. With its deep rear design for enhanced neck protection and multiple color options, the Purl-Y sets a new standard for stylish, confident city riding.

Key Features

• NTA-certified for speeds up to 45 km/h – tailored for e-mobility demands.
• In-Mold construction for superior shock absorption and durability.
• Adjustable dial-fit system for a precise, comfortable fit every ride.
• Generous braid clearance to accommodate diverse hairstyles.
• Deep rear coverage enhances neck protection in urban environments.
• Multiple color options to match your personal style.
• Optional clip-on light for increased visibility and safety.

Technical Specifications

• Designed for e-bikes and S-pedelecs reaching speeds up to 45 km/h.
• NTA-classified helmet meeting new safety requirements for high-speed rides.
• Suitable for use on bicycles without motor assistance.
• Shock-absorbing inner material firmly bonded to the outer shell via In-Mold process.
• Individually adjustable to head size with an easy-to-use, smoothly rotating dial.
• Ample space between adjustment system and helmet edge for braids.
• Trendy urban helmet design with a deep rear for enhanced neck protection.
• Available in multiple color options to suit any style.
• Optional clip-on light available for added safety.
• Size: Medium (54-58 cm).
• Color: Shiny Black.

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