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Sure, the aero helmets of the pro peloton look slick during a time trial, but for the everyday rider, that is a bit much for cruising down city streets. Smith's Signal MIPS Helmet delivers pro-level p more→rotection and features in a package much better suited to the bike paths of our hometown loops. With 21 vents to draw air through the helmet, we can stay cool and comfortable, and arrive to work without too much of a helmet hair effect. The vents also help prevent fogging when we're wearing our fastest sunglasses that sit close to the helmet's edge. Smith uses their VaporFit system, which has a dial and allows for up, down, fore, and aft movement for your perfect fit. A well-fitting helmet is a …

We choose the G1 MIPS Helmet for our road rides because the ventilation and aerodynamic profile make it an efficient option for logging miles. 22 total vents keep us cool and Lazer’s Rollsys retention more→system provides a 360degree fit and comfort in a lightweight design that adjusts from the top of the helmet and away from our hair. For added peace of mind, a MIPS layer in the G1 redirects rotational forces in the event of an impact.

Heavy protective equipment is a thing of the past. We want a lightweight feel when we are ripping through the trails, and the full-face Otocon Race MIPS Helmet delivers just that. A durable polycarbon more→ate shell combines with a dual-material liner to produce a lighter helmet with added protection. Featuring MIPS Integra technology, a break-away peak, and a built-in NFC chip, safety is a top priority with the Otocon. Comfort is also a top priority, and with strategically placed vents and a retention adjustment system, finding the perfect fit without restricting airflow is quick and easy.

We like the GRimnir 2Vi MIPS Helmet because it doesn't pack on excess weight to keep our heads safe. It uses a thermoplastic laminated carbon fiber shell that has exceptional strength with minimal wei more→ght. To back up its strong frame, it comes with multi-impact protection and MIPS technology. Plus, it's audio-compatible for those of us who need music when we're riding.

Style meets ventilation for total comfort in all-mountain applications in the new Smith Session MIPS Helmet. This all-new cranium coverage keeps your noggin on lockdown with a combination of Smiths Ko more→royd technology and MIPS, shielding you from impacts both direct and oblique, so you can charge through rowdy rock gardens while staying ventilated as you weave your way through technical switchbacks to the top for round two. And Smith doesn't hold back on the good looks either, with a modern and sleek style that falls neatly between the previously loved Rover and Forefront, giving just a little more coverage than its cross-country cousin, but with less bulk than the enduro-ready Forefront.

To protect our head from choss, we clip on the Petzl Boreo Climbing Helmet. The thick outer shell holds up against abuse in our pack and on the wall, while the streamlined build keeps bulk to a minimu more→m. As we fight the pump, our building heat escapes through the fixed vents, and when our climber pulls on something they shouldn't, the strong foam helps absorb the impact.