With the Feature (MIPS) helmet, the single piece In-Mold shell enhances durability, yet keeps weight to a minimum. When you’re ready to drop-in, their rugged In-Form fit system offers one-handed fit and stability adjustment, so you can dial-in the feel and focus on the trail ahead. With the MIPS system, there are three main components to a MIPS-equipped helmet: the EPS liner, the Low Friction Liner and an elasto attachment system between them. In an impact, the elasto attachment system stretches to allow the EPS liner to rotate independently around your head. The system moves just a couple of millimetres, during an impact. But that few millimetres of movement can reduce the amount of rotational force that may be transferred to your brain. Please read the MIPS pdf document that explains MIPS fully and also view the video tabs which can be found on the tab above our main image. In-Mold Construction In-mold construction fuses a tough polycarbonate outer shell with the helmet’s impact absorbing foam liner. The fusion process allows Giro to sculpt better ventilation systems, so In-mold helmets can be lighter and cooler than traditional helmets. In Form Fit System The In Form system is a low-profile and stability system that makes it easy to dial-in the fit and feel of your helmet in seconds – even with gloves on. An ego-friendly dial at the base of the helmet provides up to 6cm of fit adjustment and the system also includes a separate vertical turning feature that adjusts the fore/aft tilt of the helmet on your head to enhance vision and optimise the fit of the helmet with goggles….
– Giro Feature Helmet with MIPS MTB Helmets – £85.48999999999999 (RRP – £)
