Curtle

Made slowly in Sri Lanka.

A white vented cycling helmet seen from the front with a pair of wraparound sunglasses hooked into the front vents, their lenses mirrored in rainbow orange and blue.

Shoreline

Cycling helmet and sunglasses

$13

A vented road helmet with mirrored wraparounds hooked into the front.

One only. There is not a second one.

Materials & dimensions
  • In-moulded polycarbonate shell
  • EPS liner
  • Mirrored polycarbonate lenses

22 × 17 × 28 cm · 480 g

Made in Galle, Southern Province · HS 6506.10

Care
A helmet that has taken a real impact must be replaced even if it looks fine — the liner crushes once, by design, and does not come back. This one has not been crashed to our knowledge, but we cannot certify a secondhand helmet's crash history, so treat it accordingly. Wash the pads by hand, never the shell in solvent.
Shipping & duties

Standard $39

Estimated 7–14 days

Express $74.10

Estimated 4–7 days

North America · 480 g

Free standard shipping over $250.

Import duties and taxes are set by United States, not by us. They are not included above, and your carrier collects them on delivery.

The story

A white road helmet with deep ventilation channels, and a pair of wraparound sunglasses with rainbow-mirrored lenses hooked into the front vents — which is where every cyclist puts them, and the reason helmets are designed with vents that shape.

The shell is in-moulded: the outer plastic is bonded to the expanded polystyrene liner during moulding rather than glued on afterwards, which is what lets a helmet be this light and this open and still hold together. The retention cradle at the back adjusts with a dial.

The lenses are mirrored on the outside and lightly tinted within, so they cut glare off wet tarmac without going so dark that you lose the road in shade.