Limar · Cycling
Air Atlas MIPS Helmet - Unisex
$154.43
$428.00Save $273.57 (64%)
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since August 2026 is $154.00; today’s price is $154.43.
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 55 Cycling deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 30% — this deal’s 64% off is well above that mark.
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About this product
The Limar Air Atlas MIPS is a road cycling helmet shaped by aerodynamic principles drawn from water-drop and aircraft-wing forms, resulting in a profile the brand describes as its fastest road helmet to date. Wind-tunnel data show it saves 0.7 watts at 40 km/h and 1.4 watts at 50 km/h compared to the Limar Air Speed. Ventilation comes from 7 front air vents, 4 NACA vents, 6 rear vents, and 6 internal airflow channels that use a Venturi effect to move air efficiently across the rider's head. The in-mold triple-shell construction keeps weight low, while the Air Fit Evo retention system offers five levels of height adjustment, self-adjusting wings, and a webbing connection for a precise fit. A Fidlock magnetic buckle and non-allergenic washable comfort pads add everyday convenience. The removable UFO tail piece can be locked on or taken off depending on race conditions. MIPS Air Node technology uses a low-friction polycarbonate backing to allow multidirectional movement during an impact, helping reduce rotational energy transfer to the head. This colorway is Irid Matte Black.
- Category
- Cycling
- Brand
- Limar
- Color
- Colour: Phink Blue
- Size
- S
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Limar Air Atlas MIPS for its excellent comfort, impressive ventilation for an aero helmet, and wide fit adjustability via the five-position AirFit Evo rear cradle. The sleek, aerodynamic styling and bold color options also earn frequent compliments, as do premium touches like the Fidlock magnetic buckle and easy-to-clean padding. The removable U.F.O. tail extender is seen as a clever and practical feature. The most common criticisms center on the price, which many consider steep relative to competitors, and the real-world weight falling noticeably above Limar's claimed 260g figure. Some reviewers also note that the lightweight claim depends on removing the U.F.O. tail, which undermines the aero benefit.

