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Dashel Helmet Featured in Grazia Magazine

"Saddle up and get your chic on"

Stylist.co.uk feature on Dashel

Stylist.co.uk talks about the best helmets in 2020 for women and Dashel recyclable helmets comes at the top of the list. "The sleek style is far from your typical lycra and teardrop brigade."

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Recyclable bike helmet from dashel

Dashel Slim Fit Cycling Helmet

As spring kicks in, I’ve decided to take up cycling and have found the perfect eco accessory. Dashel’s stylish, slim-fit cycling helmet is the world’s first recyclable helmet and every five years the company can provide you with a new one and recycle your old one into more helmets. (Guidelines advise replacing helmets every five years due to degradation of materials and glues). Available in four seasonal colours. Nicola Kavanagh, Director of Special Projects

EVENING STANDARDS

The capital’s latest head armour is made from ultra-strong carbon yet is chic enough for city cyclists…A helmet that protects the head but also wouldn’t look mismatched when paired with an outfit straight off Net-a-Porter

METRO - THE HOT LIST

Made in Cornwall over 2 days, this has style and substance

Head of the class

Cycling is fun but make sure to protect your head with a helmet. The items in the new collection from sustainable brand Dashel are certified safe, comfortable and lightweight (just 360g), while the liner and the shell can be recycled after wife years.

EASYJET TRAVELLER

The fellas behind it wanted a helmet that had it all: there’s no cheap plastic here, only hand laid layers of carbon shell that will last a lifetime. Oh and it weighs a miniscule 350g so you’ll probably forget you’re wearing it - until someone stops you to ask where they can get one.

MONOCLE ISSUE 109 11.17

Dashel makes the edit for the Monocle Christmas Gift List 2017

WALL STREET JOURNAL MAGAZINE

Resembling a polo player’s headpiece, this new cycling gear from British firm Dashel Helmets is a stylish alternative to the sportier options on the market. Map, the industrial arm of renowned design studio Barber & Osgerby, consulted on the form. Hand-molded at a Cornwall factory, each helmet weighs less than a pound, thanks to its carbon-fiber shell, and features a durable foam lining that won’t degrade over time. $225; dashel.cc. —Christopher Ross

COUNTRY AND TOWN 11.17

Getting my bike fixed just so I can wear a new Dashel cycle helmet. dashel.cc

ABSOLUTELY

HART HAT to follow

ETHICAL LIVING BY LUCY SIEGLE

Get a Head Start With a Carbon Fibre Helmet

SHEERLUXE SHEERLUXE.COM

A bike helmet might be essential for safety on the roads but they don’t half bring down a look. If you've always thought a helmet was anything but chic then let us introduce Dashel, the new brand merging road safety with style, and finally a product that female bikers will be proud to wear. Sustainably made in Cornwall, the family-run business once made helmets for the military and marine industries – so you know safety is paramount. The helmets' carbon shell is both strong and light, while inside, the lining is made from multi-impact foam that won’t degrade over time. They’re also 100% recyclable and super comfortable. And then there’s the style – slim, modern with a hint of equestrian cool, they come in a range of subdued shades – no garish sporty prints or brash branding here. We particularly love the Cobalt Blue Gloss Finish – pair with a Breton, pea coat and skinnies for your commute. Grey and white offer a softer look and there are also Moleskin finishes available if you’re after a heritage vibe.

WELL DRESSED DAD @WELLDRESSEDAD

Finally! A cycle helmet that doesn’t have me looking like Brian from «New Tricks» (Google it, fellow garment gazers, Google it). Perfectly shaped carbon fibre for maximum head protection, shaped to provide style enough for next years Tweed Run and yet solid and practical for the daily slog. I tip my helmet to @dashelcyclehelmets and commend their sterling work!

DRESS LIKE A MUM DRESSLIKEAMUM.COM

Another important thing for me to was to get a good looking, comfortable helmet to match the bike. I went for a Dashel Cycle helmet - which is a company that was founded by an ex-colleague of mine. They also manufacture in England using premium, sustainable materials. There is a massive lack of good looking cycling helmets on the market so I was really pleased to discover them.