The Louis Garneau Vortice is a helmet designed with a lot of features borrowed from other areas of the bike industry - we've seen the dimples on wheels before, we've seen truncated airfoils, and perhaps even the swirl generators on various parts. But they all add up to a unique helmet, both aesthetically and probably aerodynamically.
The Louis Garneau Vortice is a serious effort to pack in as many features as possible into a single aero helmet. I don't have a wind tunnel to back up the claims, but it's a good-looking helmet, easy to use, and well-ventilated.
In our final segment of this year's Ironman World Championships, we're going to take a closer look at the wide array of custom helmets made just for the pros.
The Big red S introduces the next generation of triathlon shoes, with a brand new concept that threatens to change everything you know about cycling footwear.
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