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Oakley ARO 3 Lite Road Cycling Helmet Review - feat. BOA 360 Dial + Eyewear Dock + Ventilation

While Oakley is best known for their sunglasses, they also have a full lineup of ARO cycling helmets. The lineup currently consists of the highly ventilated ARO 3, the high-performance ARO 5, and the aerodynamic ARO 7. In this review we’ll be looking at the latest addition to the lineup, the $120 ARO 3 Lite cycling helmet. The ARO3 Lite sheds a few grams and offers a $60 discount from the standard ARO 3 helmet by removing the MIPS liner. Otherwise, the ARO 3 features the same BOA 360° fit system for an adjustable fit and soft X-Static Brow padding. The ARO 3 Lite is also designed to work seamlessly with sunglasses with an integrated eyewear dock. While the ARO 3 features a variety of color options, the ARO 3 Lite is currently limited to matte white or black color schemes. Despite having “lite” in the product name, the ARO 3 Lite isn’t as light as featherweight POC Ventral Lite which is nearly 50 grams lighter. That said, at under 300 grams, the helmet is light enough that you forget you’re wearing it. Visually the ARO 3 Lite helmet shares the same styling as the standard ARO 3 helmet with a sleek and vented design. The contoured front air vents are large and U-shape with side cutouts. Particularly with the matte white version of the helmet, the black EPS foam contrasts well with the helmet shell. The strategic placement of these vents also doubles as an integrated eyewear dock. The external shell is a two piece design with a large upper piece and a bottom ear cutout that curves upward along the side of the helmet to follow the character line. The side profile looks similar to the POC Ventral helmets with a flat top and sharp trailing edge for an aggressive overall appearance. There are sharp curves along the ear cutouts that add some visual flare to an otherwise unvented flat portion of the helmet. What we like best about the helmet is the rear profile which is one of the most distinctive design elements of the ARO 3 Lite. Rather than placing large aggressive vents, Oakley has added an upside down U shaped cutout into the shell with two rectangular vents on each side. The design reminds us of exotic cars such as the Aston Martin as the cutouts mimic sport car tail lights and diffusers. ... Read the full review @ https://thesweetcyclists.com/oakley-a... ~ 00:00 Intro 00:11 Unboxing + Specs 03:00 Fit + Finish 06:19 On The Road 07:04 Comparison (Lazer Sphere, POC Ventral Lite) 09:40 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - https://thesweetcyclists.com/ Follow Us On Instagram -   / thesweetcyclists   ~ Oakley - https://www.oakley.com/ ~