Freejump Voronoi with Temple Protection
The Voronoï is the riding helmet that combines the ultimate in new generation protection combining high-quality thermoplastic polymer, in-molding and temporal protection.
It is designed with four layers and equipped with temporal protection for an uncompromising level of safety.
Details:
- Comfortable inner lining adapted to each person’s size head
- Inner EPS shell for shock absorption
- In-molding technology with a polycarbonate sheet directly molded onto the EPS shell
- Outer shell layer in high-quality thermoplastic polymer
- Temporal protection: the Voroni is the first riding helmet with temple protection (removable option), reducing the risk of concussions in the most fragile part of the skull
Freejump's desire to develop the first riding helmet for better protection of the temporal area comes from an observation: each year in France, more than 150,000 head injuries require a trip to the emergency room, around a quarter of which are due to accidents in sport or leisure. These traumas are explained by the fragility of the brain and the thinness of the skull. The temporal area is responsible for 80% of serious brain lesions.
Temple protection reduces the risk of concussion on the most fragile part of the skull, the temporal area. Indeed, behind the temporal bone is the meningeal artery. The slightest trauma can damage this artery, forming a hematoma and compressing the brain cells, leading to serious after-effects or even death. The Voronoï helmet is the only one to take into account the temporal area, absorbing and distributing the shock wave over a large area to reduce the risks.
Tested since the work of the WG11 working group (Work Group 11), protection against rotational impact is perfectly assured, without additional artifices, the supposed advantages of which have never been demonstrated by independent laboratories including the Virginia Tech Lab.
The internal shell of the Voronï is made from one of the most absorbent EPS (expanded polystyene) foam on the market. An integrated rib (between the upper part of the outside upper shell and the lower temporal part) reinforces the structure and offers crush resistance well above standards.
Freejump was inspired by the technologies used in bicycle and ski helmets by integrating a polycarbonate sheet directly over the EPS foam. This In-molding technology, combined with the high-quality ABS thermoplastic polymer outer shell, offers exceptional impact resistance thanks to this three-layer construction.
The interior lining is designed with high quality Italian fabric to maximise comfort, breathability and head support. It is removable to wash (wash at 30°C/86°F and natural drying) to ensure comfort and hygiene.
The Voronoï helmet is extremely light for unparalleled comfort when worn over time: +/- 500g without the lower temporal protection with lining and long visor, +/- 600g with the lower temporal protection.
Inspired by the distinctive geometric pattern that gave the helmet its name, the two vents (front and rear on the outer shell) are designed to optimize airflow to provide exceptional thermal regulation. The Voronoï pattern, with its irregular geometric cells, creates a unique and captivating aesthetic reminiscent of dragonfly wings. Each cell of the Voronoï pattern is carefully positioned to maximize strength and airflow through the helmet, optimizing safety, ventilation and breathability.
The internal shell of the
Inspired by the distinctive geometric pattern that gave the helmet its name, the two vents (front and rear on the outer shell) are designed to optimize airflow to provide exceptional thermal regulation. The Voronoï pattern, with its irregular geometric cells, creates a unique and captivating aesthetic reminiscent of dragonfly wings. Each cell of the Voronoï pattern is carefully positioned to maximize strength and airflow through the helmet, optimizing safety, ventilation and breathability.
The internal shell of the Voronoï includes 20 vents maximising ventilation.
The interior lining is equipped on the front with an ABS half-moon (clipped on the front edge of the interior shell) embellished by two openings directing the air flow as it enters the helmet.
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