POC Tempor Helmet

$529.99

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Product Highlights

Features

Developed using CFD to be the fastest helmet possible
Creates optimal aero profile
Trusted by professionals and teams around the world
EPS liner is optimized for competition
Outer PC shell is shaped for speed by deflecting air away from the shoulders
Frontal air intakes reduce air stagnation while channeling air for ventilation
Detachable visor
Two lenses included (clear and tinted), but can also be used without visor

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Returns & Exchanges

If your NOMAD purchase isn't quite right for you, you may return it for a refund within 30 days from delivery
Return items must be unused and accompanied by all original packaging, with both product and packaging in an undamaged state and all product tags intact
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We cannot accept returns or exchanges of the following items:
- Nutrition products
- Gift cards
- Water bottles
- Personal care items, such as body creams and lotions
- Items marked as clearance or final sale
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POC Tempor Helmet

The award winning POC Tempor helmet is designed to provide the cutting-edge advantage needed in time trial races. It has superior aerodynamic and safety performance and the EPS liner provides a high level of protection with increased thickness at the most exposed areas. In the development process, POC involved the Olympic time trial medalist Gustav Larsson and aerodynamic specialists from Semcon. POC's conceptual approach to aerodynamics was to look at the rider as one body mass, rather than isolating the head from the rest of the body. POC used CFD aerodynamic simulations for evaluation and optimization. The two air intakes in the front reduce air resistance by leading the air through the helmet and past the shoulders. This airflow also provides generous ventilation.