Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team

P2R Sports vs Thousand

P2R Sports scores 8.8 and Thousand 8.9 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
P2R Sports

P2R Sports

8.8/10

Thousand

Higher score in this comparison

8.9/10

Where P2R Sports and Thousand differ

P2R Sports vs Thousand
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Price from€39.90$59.95
Weight (g)230Lower360 to 410
Fit rangeS 52-55 cm to XL 61-64 cmS, M, L
Crash replacementNoYesHas it
MarketsAU, AT, BE, BG, CA, HR, CZ, DK, EE, FI, FR, DE, GR, HU, ID, IE, IT, JP, KR, LV, LT, LU, MY, MT, NL, NZ, PH, PL, PT, RO, SG, SK, SI, ES, SE, CH, TH, UA, AE, GB, US, VNAT, BE, BG, CA, CH, CZ, DE, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GB, HR, HU, IE, IT, LT, LU, LV, MT, NL, NO, NZ, PL, PT, RO, SE, SI, SK, US, AE, BR, CL, CN, IN, JP, MX, SG, ZA
Independent ratingVirginia Tech 5-star, Top 10, score 8.14Not confirmed
Warranty12 monthsNot confirmed

Same on both: Product type (Helmet), Integrated lights (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Thousand scores higher overall: 8.9 vs 8.8.
  • Weight (g) is lower at P2R Sports: 230 vs 360 to 410.
  • Crash replacement: only Thousand.
  • Standards: only Thousand offers En 1078.
  • Founded is lower at Thousand: 2015 vs 2018.
  • Markets: only P2R Sports offers AU, GR, ID.
  • Markets: only Thousand offers NO, BR, CL.

Our verdict on each

P2R Sports

P2R Sports sells a helmet from €39.90 with lights built in and independent lab testing behind it, which suits commuters who ride home after dark. At 230 g it ranks 2 of 9 on weight, though support runs on email and help centre and crash replacement is not offered.

Read the full P2R Sports review

Thousand

Thousand suits city riders who want a helmet that does more than sit on your head, with integrated lights and crash replacement built in. It is the pricier pick here at $59.95, so riders on a tight budget would do better at Bern.

Read the full Thousand review

Score breakdown

P2R Sports vs Thousand
AreaP2R SportsThousand
Cost8.9HigherEntry price of €39.90 sits under the $44.50 starting point, and 8.9 reflects that position in the field.8.6Price from is $59.95, higher than Bern at $44.50 and Lumos at $9.95, ranking 17 of 24.
Offer9.1Integrated lights, Virginia Tech 5-star, Top 10, score 8.14 from a lab, and €39.90 entry pricing make the package strong, with 9.1 backing it.9.3HigherIntegrated lights and crash replacement come as standard, and the offer part of the score is 9.3.
Trust8.0Lab testing backs the shell, while support on email and help centre and the lack of crash replacement keep 8 moderate.8.9HigherCertified to cpsc and en 1078 and run by Thousand Inc., a company founded in 2015.

Which one suits you

Pick P2R Sports if cost and weight (g) matter most.

Pick Thousand if trust and crash replacement matter most.

How they place

P2R Sports vs Thousand
RankingP2R SportsThousand
Bike helmets and locks23 of 3421 of 34

Every fact side by side

P2R Sports vs Thousand
FactP2R SportsThousand
StandardsCpscCpsc, En 1078Covers more
Legal entityNot confirmedThousand Inc.
HeadquartersChinaUnited States
Founded20182015Lower
Support channelsEmail, Help centreEmail, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

P2R Sports vs Thousand
FactP2R SportsThousandMedian
Weight (g)230lowest quarter360 to 410below the median370
Warranty12 monthsat the medianNot confirmed12 months

Median across 16 listed brands.

Pros and cons

P2R Sports

Pros

  • Entry price of €39.90 sits mid-field at 14 of 24, and below Bern at $44.50.
  • Light shell at 230 g, ranking 2 of 9 on weight in this category.
  • Integrated lights are built in, so a night ride needs no separate bar light to mount and charge.

Cons

  • Crash replacement is not offered, so a helmet written off in a fall is a full new purchase.
  • Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone line for fit and sizing questions.
  • Standards are listed as cpsc only, so riders who need a different local certification should check before buying.

Thousand

Pros

  • Integrated lights are built in, so you ride home lit without carrying a separate lamp and charger.
  • Crash replacement is included, which softens the cost of a fall on a busy commute.
  • The helmet is certified to cpsc and en 1078, covering standards used in the United States and Europe.

Cons

  • Thousand is the pricier of the three: $59.95 against Bern at $44.50 and Lumos at $9.95.
  • Support runs on email and help centre only, and phone support is more common across the brands here, at 67.2%.
  • Fit is limited to S, M, L, so a rider outside that range has to look at another brand.

Who each suits

P2R Sports

Who it suits

  • Commuters riding home after dark who want lights in the shell rather than a separate bar light.
  • Riders who put weight above everything else, since 230 g ranks near the top of the weight list.
  • Buyers who want third-party lab evidence, Virginia Tech 5-star, Top 10, score 8.14, before committing €39.90.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Riders on the tightest budget, since Lumos starts at $9.95 and sits well under the €39.90 entry here.
  • Shoppers who would rather spend further up, since Bern's range starts at $44.50.

Thousand

Who it suits

  • City riders who ride home after dark and would rather not carry a separate lamp.
  • Commuters on busier roads who would rather have crash replacement included than shop for it separately.
  • Riders who want one model with a spread of sizes rather than a range of separate helmets.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Budget riders, who will pay less at Bern from $44.50 or Lumos from $9.95.
  • Riders who want a phone line, since Thousand support runs on email and help centre only.
  • Riders whose head size falls outside S, M, L, who will need another brand.

Questions about each

P2R Sports

How much does a P2R Sports helmet cost?+

The helmet range starts at €39.90. That is the entry point for the whole collection rather than a single promotion, and it is the figure to line up against Lumos at $9.95 and Bern at $44.50. A helmet is bought once rather than renewed, so there is no later price step to budget for.

What sizes does the range cover?+

Fit runs S 52-55 cm to XL 61-64 cm, so one brand covers a wide spread of head sizes from small through to extra large. Measure around your head, then match that number against the sizing on the product page before ordering. Riders near the narrow or wide end of the scale should check carefully, since the outer shells are where a poor fit shows up on a long ride.

Thousand

How much does a Thousand helmet cost?+

Thousand helmets start at $59.95, which is the entry price for the range. Bern starts at $44.50 and Lumos at $9.95, so a lower spend is available elsewhere, and Thousand asks more for what is built into the helmet.

Does the helmet come with a light?+

Yes, integrated lights are part of the helmet, so you do not need to buy and charge a separate front lamp. That is the main reason to pay over the $59.95 starting price, since the light sits in the shell rather than being an accessory you fit later.