The Redeemer 2Vi® Mips was engineered with Formula 1 aerodynamic expertise and developed in collaboration with the Uno-X Pro Cycling Team and 2022 U23 ITT World Champion Søren Wærenskjold. 
Designed to provide performance through aerodynamics and uncompromising performance, the Redeemer 2Vi® Mips is possibly the most advanced time trial helmet on the planet. 
In countless wind tunnel tests at Silverstone and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis, the experts succeeded in developing an outperforming aero helmet.
The extraordinary design of the Redeemer 2Vi® Mips outlines the helmet as an innovation highlight. To achieve optimized airflow, specifically at the limiting regions around the head, shoulders, back and the front torso, the shape of the helmet and other features were re-imagined. The extremely low stack height of the helmet, achieved through variable density shells, and tight fit that aligns with the rider's shoulders and back in the ideal position, minimizes aerodynamic drag. At the front of the helmet with the highest static pressure, a closed laminar flow duct has been designed: the Laminar Flow Bypass Duct. This allows the drag to be minimized on the center, while at the same time the air is accelerated through an air duct, exits at the trailing edge of the helmet at a higher speed than the air on the outside surface, which then flows around the rider’s shoulders to reduce the overall drag. A close-fitting and optional flush visor with two bypass ducts improves aerodynamics and prevents fogging.The helmet will be available Fall 2023.