As bike technology has progressed over the years, so has the need for safety technology such as Leatt 360° Turbine Technology.

With dual suspension and disc brakes becoming the new normal, riders are traveling at increasing speeds which means impacts when crashing are also becoming harder. Traditional helmets protect from heavy impacts by absorbing a large portion of energy, but they don’t take into account the rotational forces involved in an accident. These rotational forces have the ability to do serious damage, but luckily for us technology has stepped in. Leatt are world leaders in protection, and are most well known for their neck braces used by motorbike riders and downhill mountain bike riders.

Using their vast experience, Leatt have now introduced their 360° Turbine Technology.

These individual turbines deform to absorb vertical and rotational impact forces. So much science goes into Leatt helmets, you’d expect it to come with a degree!

For starters, there’s Leatt’s category-defining 360° Turbine Technology. Molded from an energy-absorbing material that instantly hardens on impact – the disc-shaped implants, strategically positioned inside the helmet, dissipate rotational, direct and deflective impact energy, resulting in radically reduced head and brain injury.

It’s the wisest safety choice the no-holds barred Thrill seeker could make.

Leatt 360° Turbine Technology reduces up to 30% of head impact at concussion level and reduces up to 40% of rotational acceleration to the head and brain