The result of two years of development and numerous indoor and outdoor tests, the Wingdream takes the studies of aerodynamics applied to cycling helmets to a new level compared to previous catalog models, improving the management of turbulence at the athlete’s back, as well as its air penetration coefficient. The helmet’s special shape directs the airflow towards the athlete’s shoulders, enhancing aerodynamics.

From internal tests conducted in a wind tunnel by Rudy Project, the new helmet allows an energy saving of almost 10 watts compared to Wing, the previous time trial model from the Italian company; this translates to about four seconds saved every 10 kilometers, equivalent to more than a minute, for example, over an Ironman distance (180 km). Compared to a traditional road model, the new Wingdream allows a gain of 306 seconds over an Ironman distance (180 km), assuming a constant power of 200W.