Abus - GameChanger TT

The ABUS GameChanger TT is the innovative helmet for saving seconds or watts.

UN HELMET AGAINST IL TIME The innovative helmet for saving seconds or watts. With its innovative aerodynamic shape and optimal ventilation, GameChanger TT is the perfect solution for time trial, triathlon and track racers.

Ponytail opening: thanks to the recess in the height-adjustable fit system, the helmet also accommodates long hairstyles such as ponytails, buns or plaits

Acti Cage™: structural reinforcement in the foam allows larger ventilation openings while maintaining high stability

Cooling airflow system: the ventilation openings are connected by internal channels that guide incoming air through the helmet, ensuring maximum air circulation and a comfortable temperature around the head

Magnetic visor: a visor attached with magnets to protect the eyes from wind, rain and insects, easily removed and replaced

Zoom™ Spin fit system: dial at the back of the head for individual helmet adjustment to suit head circumference

Stitched straps: for optimal aerodynamics, the straps are stitched and therefore require no strap dividers, allowing them to sit particularly close and preventing them from fluttering while riding

Floating padding: the helmet's internal padding attaches at several fixing points, allowing greater movement and providing better ventilation and greater wearing comfort

Removable, washable padding: can be removed and washed by hand or replaced if necessary

Flow Straps™: aerodynamic straps for low air resistance, less noise and high wearing comfort

Magnetic buckle: the straps feature a high-quality FIDLOCK magnetic buckle that allows the chin fastening to be opened with one hand, even when wearing gloves

In-Mold process: a manufacturing process in which the internal impact-absorbing expanded polystyrene (EPS) is foamed directly into the polycarbonate (PC) outer shell, creating a durable, robust bond

Founded in 1924 in Volmarstein, Germany, by August Bremicker and some of his sons, ABUS is now based in Wetter. It offers cyclists helmets and bicycle locks. Its connection with cycling dates back to 1931, when it launched its first bike lock, the No. 1000.