Lazer Helmets

Lazer was set-up as a family business in 1919 and is the oldest brand of sports helmets in the world.

From its beginnings in an attic where leather articles were made to the hundreds of thousands of helmets produced nowadays, the Belgian brand has always had a philosophy of developing the best products with the best technologies available in each era.

Today, the story goes on: every Lazer helmet is imagined, designed, conceived, manufactured and tested by people who are passionate about crafting protection for head and brain, so that you can fully enjoy the freedom wonders of motorbikes and scooters.

2011

Three new top-of-the-range helmets in fibres: Falcon (full-face), Monaco (modular) and the MX8 (off-road)
One new half-jet with internal sun visor, Bolero
Two new Bluetooth solutions: the Lazer Blue and the RingO

2010

Extension of the SuperSkin range to the full-face Solano and Off-road SMX

2009

SuperSkin protective structure wins the Best Patented Innovation Award in Belgium

2008

Introduction of the three new full-face fibre helmets as design classics, the Kite, Osprey and Kestrel models

1998

First modular helmet with integrated sun visor, Revolution-1

1997

First paragliding helmets

1994

Snowmobile helmet

1990

Jet-ski helmet

1987

First bicycle helmets

1980

“Lazer” brand launched

1974

First injected helmets

1972

First full-face helmet

1964

First compulsory safety standards

1955

First thermoplastic helmets

1948

First aluminium helmets

1945

“Cross” brand launched

1930

First rigid leather helmets

1919

Roger Lacroix, the company’s founder, starts the manufacture of leather articles for motorcyclists