The Echo Pro has been recognised at the Cyclingworld Europe Awards 2026, presented at Europe's largest cycling trade fair in Düsseldorf. The award celebrates outstanding products across categories spanning bikes, components, and accessories.
At the core of the recognition is headfirst's SafeFit system, which lets the Echo Pro adapt intuitively to any head shape the moment it's put on, replacing dials and pressure points with a fit that feels natural and stays secure, even in critical moments. By solving the fit problem, the Echo Pro also improves protection at the back of the head, one of the most vulnerable impact zones in a fall.
The helmet's integrated smart brake light rounds out the package: built-in motion sensors automatically trigger a bright rear light when the rider slows down or brakes, no buttons, no app, no extra step.
The Echo Pro continues to pick up momentum across Europe, from design juries to the cycling industry itself recognising what headfirst set out to build: a helmet people actually want to wear.
Echo Pro at Cyclingworld Europe 2026 Awards
The Echo Pro has been recognised at the Cyclingworld Europe Awards 2026, presented at Europe's largest cycling trade fair in Düsseldorf. The award celebrates outstanding products across categories spanning bikes, components, and accessories.
At the core of the recognition is headfirst's SafeFit system, which lets the Echo Pro adapt intuitively to any head shape the moment it's put on, replacing dials and pressure points with a fit that feels natural and stays secure, even in critical moments. By solving the fit problem, the Echo Pro also improves protection at the back of the head, one of the most vulnerable impact zones in a fall.
The helmet's integrated smart brake light rounds out the package: built-in motion sensors automatically trigger a bright rear light when the rider slows down or brakes, no buttons, no app, no extra step.
The Echo Pro continues to pick up momentum across Europe, from design juries to the cycling industry itself recognising what headfirst set out to build: a helmet people actually want to wear.