In the world of motorcycle gear and accessories some strive to protect while others aim for good look, but some do both, like the new Reevu helmet.
The Reevu stands out from current helmets on the market with its innovative design that allows the wearer to see behind them, no head turn required. The technology behind the ground breaking helmet is a periscope like system in which several reflective surfaces are installed in a tunnel formation at the back of the helmet. This allows for light to reflect over the motorcyclist's head and project the street view from behind the motorcyclist to the front. The achieved outcome is similar to that of a car's rearview mirror, (World's first rearview, flip-front motorcycle helmet introduced, FoxNews.com,
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/03/11/world-first-rear-view-flip-front-motorcycle-helmet-introduced/).
The company has made efforts to counteract any possible malfunctions or issues by installing airway escapes to prevent the reflective surfaces from fogging, and manufacturing the mirrors from a polycarbonate substance that the company states is virtually impossible to break.
The helmet debuted in 2011, but most recently a DOT approved helmet was released which can be purchased for $479.95.
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