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.
The award took place at Areal Böhler, the former industrial site in Düsseldorf that now hosts Cyclingworld Europe across more than 20,000 square meters, from March 20 to 22, 2026. The Echo Pro stood out in a lineup that spans nine award categories, from cargo bikes to urban e-bikes, showing that a helmet could earn recognition alongside the bikes it's designed to be worn with.
Cyclingworld Europe's growth reflects a broader shift in the industry: as exhibitors pulled out of the former flagship fair Eurobike in Frankfurt, many turned to Düsseldorf instead, helping make Cyclingworld Europe the largest cycling trade fair in Germany in 2026.
By solving the fit problem at the core of most helmets, the Echo Pro also improves protection at the back of the head, one of the most vulnerable impact zones in a fall, a detail the jury pointed to directly.
The helmet on display in Düsseldorf came in the same two sizes available at launch — XS/S and M/L, covering head circumferences from 51 to 61 cm.
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.
The award took place at Areal Böhler, the former industrial site in Düsseldorf that now hosts Cyclingworld Europe across more than 20,000 square meters, from March 20 to 22, 2026. The Echo Pro stood out in a lineup that spans nine award categories, from cargo bikes to urban e-bikes, showing that a helmet could earn recognition alongside the bikes it's designed to be worn with.
Cyclingworld Europe's growth reflects a broader shift in the industry: as exhibitors pulled out of the former flagship fair Eurobike in Frankfurt, many turned to Düsseldorf instead, helping make Cyclingworld Europe the largest cycling trade fair in Germany in 2026.
By solving the fit problem at the core of most helmets, the Echo Pro also improves protection at the back of the head, one of the most vulnerable impact zones in a fall, a detail the jury pointed to directly.
The helmet on display in Düsseldorf came in the same two sizes available at launch — XS/S and M/L, covering head circumferences from 51 to 61 cm.
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.