Light and low-profile, the Smith Vantage MIPS Helmet keeps weight down and safety up. Built with rotation-reducing MIPS and energy-absorbing Zonal Koroyd, this piece of protection calms our nerves on tight tree lines, while the low-bulk, ventilated build...
Whether you're a regular on the enduro racing circuit or prefer getting rowdy on the trails without a clock nearby, chances are good your helmet's seen some abuse over the years. When your current model earns a crack big enough to make you pause, swap...
For riders and skiers looking for reliable on-hill protection with style for miles, we recommend strapping up the Smith Method Mips Helmet. This helmet's lightweight in-mold construction, zonal Koroyd coverage, and adjustable ventilation hold up through...
The Scout MIPS Helmet offers a low-profile aesthetic and all the technologies present to deliver high-performance for all-season use. Featuring Smith's Bombshell construction paired with MIPS technology, this helmet withstands impacts and dents while...
Taking design cues from the Proframe but without the chin bar, the Dropframe MIPS Helmet combines MIPS technology and extended coverage for the ears and back of the head with the unhindered breathability of an open-faced design. Eight Big Bore intake...
Stay protected in style with the Hudson MIPS Helmet. Made for the urban commuter, this nifty helmet comes with an integrated LED light to help you be seen by approaching cars, as well as reinforced vents that accommodate a U-lock so you can lock the helmet...
When it comes to road riding, we're not taking any chances, and that's why we turn to the Smith Persist MIPS Helmet when we head out the door. Recently updated to add the honeycomb-like Koroyd in vital zones to compliment the MIPS rotational impact system,...
Mountain biking protective gear is constantly being re-engineered to be lighter, stronger, and sleeker, seeing demanding trail and all-mountain riders want more comfortable helmets without sacrificing good looks. Following this evolution in design, the...
Even if you know the twists and turns of the trail like the back of your hand, your noggin still deserves reliable protection against unexpected falls and impacts. To cover your cranium for those all-mountain adventures, throw on the Troy Lee Designs...
The Scout MIPS Helmet offers a low-profile aesthetic and all the technologies present to deliver high-performance for all-season use. Featuring Smith's Bombshell construction paired with MIPS technology, this helmet withstands impacts and dents while...
To keep comfort and safety up, we clip on the Pret Epic X MIPS Helmet. The in-mold construction holds strong through not-so-solid park sessions, with the MIPS tech absorbing force from off-center impacts, while the lining's wool-fleece blend wicks away...
Sweet Protection's Trailblazer MIPS Helmet leads the pack in protection performance so we can feel safe and secure when we're sending it on new trails and technical terrain. The MIPS Brain Protection System reduces rotational movement with a helmet-integrated,...
Timeless style meets modern coverage in the Sandbox Icon Snow MIPS Helmet. This ski and snowboard helmet uses a familiar hybrid construction and the peace of mind of MIPS to keep you confident on hill. We like how MIPS is designed specifically for whiplash...
The Speedframe Pro is a helmet you forget about while wearing it, and that’s why it’s one of our favorites. The safety conscious construction helps us focus on the next feature instead of the next tree. With MIPS technology we won’t be subject to...
Featuring a low-profile in-mold design, the Code doesn't skimp on durability while creating a lightweight product. The polycarbonate shell and EPS liner bring us a high level of protection, with an incorporated Koroyd material that aids in impact absorption...
Our kids ski and they want a comfortable helmet just like us, so we outfit them with the Smith Glide MIPS Helmet. This helmet has a nice fuzzy interior so our kiddos stay warm while staying safer with the added MIPS shell.
Light and low-profile, the Smith Vantage MIPS Helmet keeps weight down and safety up. Built with rotation-reducing MIPS and energy-absorbing Zonal Koroyd, this piece of protection calms our nerves on tight tree lines, while the low-bulk, ventilated build...
Full-face helmets offer the best level of protection for mountain biking, but are often cumbersome and lack the ventilation needed for anything other than downhill. Enter the Stage Mips Helmet from Troy Lee Designs. An impressively low weight combined...
From quad-burning climbs to rolling rock gardens to sharp berms, the Sweet Protection Primer Mips Helmet keeps our comfort level high. The new fit system lets us adjust the height when on the move, while the adjustable visor lets us get our view dialed...
Stay protected in style with the Hudson MIPS Helmet. Made for the urban commuter, this nifty helmet comes with an integrated LED light to help you be seen by approaching cars, as well as reinforced vents that accommodate a U-lock so you can lock the helmet...
Whether riding on the dirt, gravel, or paved trail, the Fox Racing Crossframe Pro Mips Helmet keeps our heads protected as we go out of our comfort zone. The hybrid construction features a polycarbonate shell and dual-density Varizorb EPS liner, creating...
Featuring a low-profile in-mold design, the Code doesn't skimp on durability while creating a lightweight product. The polycarbonate shell and EPS liner bring us a high level of protection, with an incorporated Koroyd material that aids in impact absorption...
Sweet Protection's Trailblazer MIPS Helmet leads the pack in protection performance so we can feel safe and secure when we're sending it on new trails and technical terrain. The MIPS Brain Protection System reduces rotational movement with a helmet-integrated,...
Whether riding on the dirt, gravel, or paved trail, the Fox Racing Crossframe Pro Mips Helmet keeps our heads protected as we go out of our comfort zone. The hybrid construction features a polycarbonate shell and dual-density Varizorb EPS liner, creating...
