A good fit for commuters, recreational cyclists and weekend trail riders wanting a comfortable, ventilated helmet with a flexible visor setup.
The limar Scrambler is built for riders who move between everyday cycling, nature trails and relaxed rides with family or friends. Its monoshell in-mould construction keeps the design practical, while 22 air vents provide the airflow you want on warm rides and changing terrain.
Getting the fit right is straightforward with the Competition + Fit-System, which combines height adjustment with a webbing connection. Choose M for 52–57 cm or L for 57–61 cm, then fine-tune the retention system for a comfortable, secure feel. As with any helmet, try it on and check that it sits level without excessive movement.
The Scrambler also includes antibacterial, washable comfort pads for easier day-to-day care, plus a total-protection bug net to help keep insects out. The removable visor gives you flexibility for different riding conditions, and plugs are included when you want a clean visor-free setup.
22 air vents
Superior ventilation helps keep air moving around your head during warm-weather rides and active cycling.
Monoshell in-mould construction
A practical helmet construction designed for versatile everyday and recreational riding.
Adjustable Competition + Fit-System
Height adjustment and webbing connection help you fine-tune the fit to your head.
Two size options
M covers 52–57 cm and L covers 57–61 cm, making it easier to choose a suitable starting size.
Washable comfort pads
Antibacterial, washable pads make regular cleaning and ride-to-ride freshness simpler.
Removable visor
Use the visor for added coverage on suitable rides, or remove it for a cleaner profile; plugs are included.
Integrated bug net
Total-protection bug netting helps keep insects from entering through the helmet vents.
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The Helmet Specialist
Limar is an Italian cycling helmet brand that began in 1986, drawing on existing EPS moulding expertise from its parent company before moving into bicycle helmets in 1988. Over the decades, the company has built its identity around lightweight helmet design, Italian styling and a broad range covering road, mountain and urban riding.
The brand is especially known for its long focus on low helmet weight and rider fit, alongside work in aerodynamics and ventilation. Limar says its products are designed and styled in Italy, and its range is built to meet major international certification standards including CE, CPSC and AS/NZS.
