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No madness here—just the sleek, form-fitting protection of the Smith Method Helmet. Don't be fooled by this helmet's minimalist design. It's packed with safety features that'll make any park rat or ba more→ckcountry skier comfortable. In-mold construction features light EPS foam and innovative Koroyd technology to absorb impacts while keeping mass down. And fixed vents don't over-complicate the design while allowing cooling, goggle fog-reducing airflow.

Giro's Quarter is the lowest profile helmet Giro has ever made, and it’s also the lightest they’ve made with an ABS shell. All of the essentials are here - a tough outer shell with impact- absorbing E more→PS liner, riveted webbing anchors and plush, sweat absorbent pads that are easy to swap for dialing in the fit. A polyurethane coating helps to protect the EPS liner from daily wear and tear. Available in a bunch of great colors and three Super Fit sizes.

Whether you're skiing steeps in Chamonix or getting your freeride fix along Vancouver's North Shore, the GoPro Helmet Front plus Side Mount attaches to your favorite helmet for capturing mind-blowing more→GoPro footage. This handy mount sticks to any helmet with a curved surface, mounting to either the front or side of the helmet itself. That way, you can capture a wide variety of shots and angles for your viewing pleasure. It includes a swivel mount assembly, two curved adhesive mounts, vertical mounting buckle, and long thumb screw.

On the outside, the new Giro Quarter Helmet may look relatively similar to other low-profile, skate-style helmets out there, but it's actually a cutting-edge lid that makes a fine home for your dome. more→The Quarter is Giro's entry-level helmet into the gravity-chasing, dirt-jumping, pavement-pounding arena of riding, aimed at riders who aren't riding at high cardio thresholds or for lengthy stretches of time. Rather, it's meant for big impacts. This tradeoff means it's not as heavily ventilated or as light as some cycling helmets, but the tradeoff is superb protection that's as thorough as you can get without putting on a full-face. Again, it's not as light as a road helmet, for example, but the …

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 …

An all-rounder, the Spark 2 MIPS Helmet from Bell feeds our need to get out on two wheels. It's designed to protect us while we get rowdy on the trails, and it features integrated MIPS to keep our con more→fidence boosted. An internal Sweat Guide keeps us cool, and the Ergo Fit system ensures a comfortable ft.