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Fastest TT helmets in transistion
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Does anyone know what the best full TT helmets are in transition? I'll be buying a new TT helmet around June and since I'll be pretty much stuck with whatever I choose for the next 5 years I want to make sure I get it right. I can't visit the wind tunnel so maybe knowing what other people have had good transitions are might be best.

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Re: Fastest TT helmets in transistion [Jloewe] [ In reply to ]
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Obviously I can't say what'll be fastest for you, but I have a Garneau P-09 -- which apparently tests really well for many people in the wind tunnel. The ear flaps pop outward, so it's easy/quick to jam it on your head in transition. Really nice helmet, I use it with the vent plug out and never have had a problem with overheating.
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Re: Fastest TT helmets in transistion [Jloewe] [ In reply to ]
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X2 on the P-09. On me it field tested faster than the Giro Aerohead (I wear the P-09 without the visor), and was also much easier and faster to get on and off.

Also, as everyone else piles on to the next great thing, you can get some pretty good deals for the P-09.
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Re: Fastest TT helmets in transistion [Jloewe] [ In reply to ]
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The Aerohead functions just like a regular road helmet. Pull it on. Buckey the strap and go. You can pull the visor off the top and pop it on at your convenience.
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Re: Fastest TT helmets in transistion [grumpier.mike] [ In reply to ]
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I've got a Giro Met Drone. It's pretty quick and easy to get on. Especially now they have magnet fittings for the visor - before it was a pain in the arse as the visor would inevitably pop off in the transition bag and you'd have to waste valuable seconds clipping it back on.
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Re: Fastest TT helmets in transistion [Jloewe] [ In reply to ]
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Aerohead.

Since the visor covers your ears, you can put it on with the visor up and you don’t have to pull the helmet over your ears, so it goes on as easily as a road helmet. You also won’t have the straps get tangled around the ear flaps.

TBH, the savings is trivial though.

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