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The Giro Eclipse Spherical helmet is an aerodynamic helmet that merges performance, ventilation, and superior safety standards. Although the lack of a sunglasses dock and its high price are the main issues, its superb ventilation, light weight, and improved safety features make it worth a substantial investment.

Swedish brand POC has introduced the Myelin, a helmet constructed with 50% recycled material and designed to be recyclable at the end of its life. The helmet, aimed at everyday use and commuting, features a unique fabric weave shell and components that can be safely deconstructed and recycled when no longer needed.

The Abus Gamechanger 2.0 helmet offers significant improvements in ventilation, comfort, and aerodynamics over its predecessor, according to this extensive review. It features several ventilation adjustments, fits comfortably, and offers a great balance between aero-performance and comfort, despite a few design aspects that could be improved for a more premium feel.

The Bollé C-Shifter sunglasses deliver peak performance in demanding sports and conditions for cyclists, featuring a sturdy construction, secure fit, and advanced Volt+ lens technology. While not at the lower end of the price spectrum, the glasses' high performance and innovative features justify their cost.

The Bollé C-Shifter sunglasses offer sturdy and high-quality build, exceptional ride quality, sleek design and high value due to their performance and durability, despite not being among the cheapest cycling sunglasses.

Lazer has introduced a new brain-protection technology, KinetiCore, in their helmets which offers the same protection as MIPS but with better ventilation and lighter weight. It also uses less plastic, reducing environmental impact. The technology is incorporated across Lazer's helmet range. The Lazer Vento KinetiCore helmet, despite its high cost, performed exceptionally well in testing with top-tier aerodynamics, enhanced cooling capacity, and a sleek design.

One of Giro’s key selling points when it comes to the Aries is the ‘barely-there’ feel it has on the head.