This motorcycle helmet made in Spain integrates anti-shock technology and protects against pollution and allergies

ZYON Helmets is a new Spanish startup founded by the French engineer Tanguy Uzel and Guzmán Colilla, founder of The Crown Creators, a marketing agency in the world of motor sports, which has developed a motorcycle helmet that protect the rider from air pollution and allergies.

The company seeks to revolutionize the motorcycle helmet market with solutions that address both the road safety like the air quality for users.

This is the new helmet from the Spanish startup ZYON Helmets

The helmet integrates the patented filtration system called Breath Safe Systeman advanced technology that protects motorists from pollution and allergens by interchangeable filtersensuring that the user breathes clean air on their journeys. According to the company, this helmet not only protects health, but is also designed for safety with latest generation technologies.

To improve protection in accidents, they have integrated technology MIPS (Multidirectional Impact Protection System), that Helps reduce absorption forces in the event of impactminimizing the risk of serious injuries. In addition, the helmet has a active rear lightwhich increases the rider’s visibility in urban environments and improves their safety in low light conditions.

The smart connectivity is another of its aspects to highlight, since a chip and integrated sensors allow monitor the status of the helmet, the user’s activity and the condition of the filters in real time through an app. The application sends alerts to inform about the status of the helmet and remind the user when it is necessary to change the filters, to always offer maximum protection.

ZYON Helmets

When will it be available?

The startup, founded in 2022 in Madrid, plans the global helmet launch in late 2025with official sales both through its website and in a network of partner stores in Europe. Currently, the helmet is available for pre-order at your Web pagewhile the company completes a second round of financing after a successful first phase in 2023.

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