Uvex Rise CCRoad bike helmet with camber sensor from Tocsen put to the test

Matthias Borchers

 · 03.04.2022

Uvex Rise CC: Road bike helmet with camber sensor from Tocsen put to the testPhoto: Matthias Borchers

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The special feature of the new Uvex Rise CC is the integrated crash sensor from Tocsen. We tested the 270 gram racing bike helmet and the safety gadget.

A countdown is activated on impact; if it is not switched off, emergency contacts stored via the smartphone connected to the app are automatically informed. Whoever Crash sensor from Tocsen If you buy the sensor separately, you simply stick it onto the helmet - but Uvex has cleverly integrated it into the dial for size adjustment. The sensor can be removed if required, but this is not necessary for charging via the USB port.

The minimalist camber sensor from Tocsen is hidden in the twist lock of the Uvex Rise CC.Photo: HerstellerThe minimalist camber sensor from Tocsen is hidden in the twist lock of the Uvex Rise CC.

The Uvex Rise CC Tocsen is very well made, well ventilated with eleven large air vents and generously padded on the inside. At just under 270 grams in the smaller size, it is of medium weight. The height of the headband can be adjusted in eight fine steps. The ratchet fastener is practical - this means you don't have to readjust the strap even when wearing a helmet cap. Thanks to its all-round fit, the road bike helmet sits well on many heads.

Facts about the Uvex Rise CC Tocsen

+ Sensor cleverly integrated; well made; fit and adjustment

- none

The Uvex Rise CC road bike helmet with integrated crash sensorPhoto: Matthias BorchersThe Uvex Rise CC road bike helmet with integrated crash sensor

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Matthias Borchers is an expert for clothing and accessories in the test department of TOUR. As an amateur cyclist, he has completed the TOUR-Transalp and the TOUR-Trans Austria. His reportage trips from San Francisco to Sakai and 17 trips to the Tour de France with around 30,000 motorhome kilometres are also formative.

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