Designed back in 2010, the Overade is set to go into production this year, and reportedly offers as much protection as a traditional helmet. It was designed to cater for commuting riders who choose not to wear a helmet because of the extra bulk. While it may not fold down enough to fit into a back pocket, it is small enough to throw in a bag and not have to worry about wasting space.
Price: $TBC
Web: Overade (French)
Via: PC & Tech Authority
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