Lazer has introduced an interesting new impact protection system with KinetiCore, and in the Jackal has a very competent and high-performing helmet, with an excellent fit and competitive weight.

James Watkins - BikePerfect

None of these helmets are losers, but there can only be one winner in this shootout. That winner is the Lazer Jackal. It puts the head-protection puzzle together like no other and is one of those pieces of gear we are always happy to be wearing.

Mountain Bike Action

The Lazer Vento KinetiCore is an impressive and innovative helmet that mixes decent airflow with a new fitting system and good looks, and avoids giving you the mushroom-head look of some aero helmets.

George Hill - road.cc

The Lazer Jackal KinetiCore is a nicely designed Trail-bike helmet with above-average ventilation, good comfort, a fairly middle-of-the-road fit that should work for a lot of people, and a 5-star safety rating from Virginia Tech’s helmet testing lab. And in terms of the comfort-oriented claims that we’re capable of testing, the KinetiCore technology at the heart of the helmet delivers. It’s a really nice option, particularly for folks who’d prefer a relatively lightweight, low-profile helmet.

David Golay - Blister

Boasting a reasonable price tag and a whole host of advanced road cycling features, the Lazer Strada KinetiCore helmet sticks to the brand’s promise of passing the savings achieved from use of its proprietary safety system to the end user. With a full five-star independent safety rating, a great fit, sleek design and lightweight construction, this is a fantastic road helmet for the money.

Leon Poultney - The Gear Loop

The Lazer Coyote KinetiCore offers a strong blend of price, safety, comfort, and ventilation.

Henry Quinney - PinkBike

For being a relatively inexpensive helmet, the Lazer lid has all the features I tend to look for in a daily-use option. The magnetic buckle seems superfluous until you realize how much nicer it is to use, the ratchet works well, the visor is effective and adjustable, and the safety rating is top notch.

Henry Quinney - PinkBike

The Lazer Coyote strikes a solid price point, while still offering excellent safety features and finishing details. I’ve worn mine on every ride since I’ve gotten it, and while the liner has gotten a bit nasty with all that use, my feelings about the helmet haven’t strayed from totally positive since day one.

Dario DiGiulio - The Loam Wolf

The Lazer Coyote Kineticore is a really nice, not-super-expensive helmet that manages to offer a very similar fit, features, and quality as its Jackal sibling at half the price. If it fits your head — and it works great on mine — it’s an excellent option for an all-rounder Trail bike helmet that feels like a more premium offering than its price would suggest.

David Golay - Blister

If you are looking for a helmet on a budget with modern safety features and attractive design then the Lazer Tempo KinetiCore is tough to beat.

Liam Mercer - Off.road.cc

Lazer's Cage may not be the lightest enduro-ready full face, but it more than makes up for the extra grams with cooling airflow, quality finishing and high-tech safety features.

The Lazer Coyote Kineticore looks great, feels great, and promises to keep mountain bikers safe on the trail for a reasonable price

Jeff Barber - Singletracks

The Vento KinetiCore has proven to be a very comfortable helmet — so much so that Dave declared it “perhaps the most comfortable helmet” he’s ever worn.

James Huang - Velo

Lazer manages to cram a host of other desirable features into its modestly priced helmet. There’s an integrated adjustable visor and a no-slip grip to keep goggles in place.

Andrew Marshall - Gear Junkie

We were impressed with the lightweight and airy design of the helmet which makes it perfect for long days in the saddle.

There’s also a really unique fit system called EZ Fit: simply open it, put the helmet on and it automatically adjusts to the proper fit for your tiny rider. (Genius!)