If you're logging serious miles—whether on the road or gravel—the Falconer Aero is a helmet worth considering. It combines a sleek, aerodynamic profile with surprisingly good ventilation, even on hot days or long climbs. The magnetic aero covers give you the flexibility to adapt to conditions without compromising speed. Built with Sweet Protection’s signature focus on safety and comfort, the fit is secure and dialed without feeling bulky. It's the kind of helmet that performs quietly in the background—fast, lightweight, and ready for whatever ride you throw at it.

The Fluxer is built for riders who want a clean, modern look without sacrificing performance. It’s lightweight, super comfortable, and packs in all the ventilation you need for long days in the saddle. The fit system is easy to adjust and keeps the helmet feeling secure, even when the ride gets rough. Sweet Protection nailed the balance between style and function here—it’s low-profile, but still feels like a serious piece of gear. Whether you're out for a casual spin or pushing the pace, the Fluxer delivers dependable comfort and protection every time.

If your rides take you deep into technical terrain or long backcountry loops, the Bushwhacker is the kind of helmet you want on your head. It offers extended coverage without feeling bulky, and the ventilation is dialed for those slow, grinding climbs. The fit is snug and secure, even when the trail gets rowdy, and the build quality is classic Sweet Protection—sturdy, reliable, and built to last. It’s designed with trail riders in mind, but versatile enough for everything from enduro days to aggressive XC. Bottom line: the Bushwhacker gives you confidence to ride hard and stay protected.

The Shinobi sunglasses strike a really nice balance between coverage, clarity, and comfort—everything you’d want for long days on the bike. The lens quality is sharp and crisp, with just the right amount of contrast to pick out details on the road or trail. They stay put, even when you're sweating or bouncing around on rough terrain, and the frame feels lightweight without being flimsy. The wraparound design offers great protection from wind and debris without messing with your peripheral vision. Whether you're racing or just out for a spin, the Shinobi feels like a dialed-in choice for serious riders.

The Ronin sunglasses are perfect for riders who want a bit more style without giving up performance. They’ve got a slightly more casual look than the Shinobi, but still pack in the same sharp optics and solid coverage. The lenses offer great clarity and contrast, especially in changing light, and the fit is snug without being tight—ideal for everything from fast group rides to post-ride hangouts. They don’t slip or bounce, even on rough roads or sweaty climbs. If you want one pair of shades that can handle your ride and still look good off the bike, the Ronin is a solid call.