$367.49
$367.49SKU:
HL740012US
Our Rudy Project Rebel cycling helmet leads the way in safety, sustainability, and performance. The Rebel incorporates carbon fiber panels, which increases safety and comfort, providing stronger structural reinforcement and requiring less polystyrene (foam), which results in reduced weight and allows for larger vents – all while not sacrificing (and even improving) safety.
In line with Rudy Project's commitment to sustainability, the Rebel's shell is crafted from recycled polycarbonate, with straps and padding also made from recycled materials.
Available in two sizes (S/M and L) and two colors (white matte carbon and black matte carbon), the Rebel is set to become the preferred choice for cyclists who seek uncompromised excellence in safety, sustainability, and performance.
- CPSC 12.03 Safety Certification
- FidLock Magnetic Buckle System
- Adjustable Comfort RSR11 S Retention System
- Interchangeable Comfort Padding
- Ergo Divider Side Buckles
- Bug Stop Padding with Protective Net
- Eyewear Ports
- 22 Vents Flow Through Ventilation
- Carbon Shell Structure
- Rotational Impact Protection
SMALL/MEDIUM
Size - 55-58cm / 21.7"-22.8"
Weight - 10.4oz / 294g
LARGE
Size - 59-61cm / 23.2"-24"
Weight - 11.2oz / 318g
- Interchangeable Comfort Padding
- Bugstop Net
- Helmet Microfiber Pouch
- Rebel Helmet
In line with our RideToZero commitment to sustainability, the Rudy Project Rebel cycling helmets shell is crafted from recycled polycarbonate and the straps and internal padding are also made from recycled materials.

Another important innovation is the Fid Lock magnetic attachment system that goes beyond the standard Fastex System consisting of the classic snap buckle. A solution designed to be faster and safer and become a trend for future Rudy Project helmets. The compact magnetic industry-leading FidLock® buckle is intuitive, pinch-free and one handed use even wearing your gloves on. This reliable, comfortable and secure system ensures secure protection in a snap.

Just had an accident this morning. Hit a rock and went over handlebars. I clearly remember hitting my head on the pavement but never even lost consciousness. Helmet did an amazing job. Wish I had something equally as good for my shoulder. 🤣
I recently had a horrific accident where I went entirely over the handlebars, landing directly on my head and the left side of my body.
The impact was severe enough that I broke my collarbone in two places and fractured a couple of ribs. However, despite my head bouncing off the pavement twice, I walked away with absolutely zero head or neck injuries. No concussion, no trauma, nothing. The helmet took the entire force of the blow so my brain didn't have to. Looking at the damage to the helmet, it’s clear that it did exactly what it was engineered to do.
The Spinshield is an impressive full coverage piece of eyewear. The field of vision is impressive, they are very light, ventilate well, …..it goes on. They are a bit oversized for casual wear in my opinion, but they are fabulous on the bike which is their only purpose for me. The wrap around of the lens makes them seem like they are frameless.
If you are serious about eye protection, these should be on your short list.
My next pair will have the photochromic lens option.
Awesome helmet - I'm now on my 2nd as I smashed the first one by going head first into tarmac after being flipped upside down by a GMC Yukon driver! But the helmet is the best compromise of aero & cooling comfort I've found and feels fast at all speeds other than sudden zeroes at ground level!
First let me state that these fit me (personally) better than any other cycling frames I have ever owned. (endless Oakley's over my 60-year life as a cyclist) The sweat while riding channel's across the top of the frame and down the sides; a common problem I had with the Oakley 'Jacket' line-up over the years. Just as important is the air-channeling of the frames which has kept the lens from ever fogging, in any temperature, Rudy's Photochromatic 2 lens are a distinct leap above anything else I've ever used, including Oakley Prizm. The immediate transition between light and dark lens shading has literally been the saving factor from serious crashes on several occasions. My only complaint is the recent change of frame material to Reslin. It looks a bit cheap in the gloss colors, but the overall functionality overcomes this. I would recommend these all day and all night!