The Limar Air Atlas UAP Reverb is a special-edition take on the Air Atlas UAP helmet, with graphics inspired by the gravel universe. It shares the same technical foundation as the standard version, using triple-shell in-mould construction and a performance-first focus for road and gravel.

The helmet stands out for its UAP system, with a removable rear piece designed to guide airflow and extend the aerodynamic silhouette. The Reverb version adds a distinctive matt finish that looks sharp but is more prone to showing marks during transport and handling.

Key features

• Triple-shell in-mould construction
• Removable UAP rear piece
• 7 primary vents, 4 NACA intakes, 6 rear exhausts and 6 internal channels
• Air Fit system with height adjustment and rear retention
• Fidlock magnetic buckle
• Washable, non-allergenic comfort pads
• Sizes S 52–56 cm, M 54–58 cm, L 57–62 cm
• Claimed weight: S 255 g, M 275 g, L 315 g
• Price listed on the Limar website: €289.95 for the Reverb version

This helmet suits riders looking for a lightweight, aero, well-ventilated and visually distinctive option for fast road rides, spirited training and rolling gravel.

Tested by GravelPassion

In testing, comfort and ventilation impressed, with a well-resolved profile and a neatly integrated UAP piece. The limitations are mostly practical: the matt finish marks easily, the straps are fairly wide, and the vents don’t hold sunglasses securely.