Thousand Heritage 2.0 vs MET Allroad
Comparison 2026 — Bike Helmets
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Our verdict
Based on our weighted scoring, the MET Allroad edges out the Thousand Heritage 2.0 with an overall score of 76/100 against 74/100. It scores particularly well on protection (82/100) and comfort (82/100), making it the better all-round pick in Bike Helmets.
The Thousand Heritage 2.0 remains a sensible alternative if price is your main concern — it lands at €99.00 versus €84.95.
Protection winner
MET Allroad
12% higher than its rival
Specifications
| Specification | Thousand Heritage 2.0 | MET Allroad |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €99.00 | €84.95+17% |
| Rating | ★4.4 (620) | ★4.5 (540) |
| Overall | 74/100 | 76/100+3% |
| Protection | ||
| Certification | CE EN 1078, CPSC | CE EN 1078 |
| MIPS | — | Ja |
| Fit | ||
| Sizes | S (55-57), M (57-59), L (59-62) cm+6% | S (52-56), M (56-58), L (58-61) cm |
| Weight | 410 g (M) | 300 g (M)+37% |
| Closure | Fidlock magnetisch | — |
| Extras | ||
| Visor | — | Afneembaar |
| Goggle strap | — | Geïntegreerd aan achterkant |
| Ventilation | — | 18 openingen |
Pros and cons
Thousand Heritage 2.0
Pros
- Secret PopLock lets you lock the helmet to your bike frame
- Stylish vintage design in premium matte colours
- Vegan leather chin strap with magnetic Fidlock closure
- Meets both European and American safety standards
Cons
- Limited ventilation due to the closed retro shell — runs warm
- No MIPS or SPIN — relies on traditional EPS protection only
MET Allroad
Pros
- MIPS liner for rotational-impact protection in oblique crashes
- Removable visor shields low sun and branches
- Rear designed for a goggle strap when running gravel eyewear
- Generous ventilation through 18 vents — welcome in Dutch summer
Cons
- No integrated rear light like the ABUS Urban-I 3.0
- Sporty shape less neutral with formal office attire