Oxelo R500

From big sweeping berms to gnarly rock gardens, the Smith Engage MIPS Helmet delivers lightweight comfort and protection for our everyday trail adventures. 20 massive vents and AirEvac technology ensu more→re that we don't overheat due to hot air trapped under our helmet, while MIPS and strategically placed zonal Koroyd help protect our domes if we go over the bars. An adjustable dial lets us lock in our perfect fit without developing annoying pressure points and we can even rock our favorite goggles thanks to the dual position visor.

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.

TECHNOLOGY- Polycarbonate shell with In-Mold- Occipital support: Roc Loc® Air- Super Fit shape- ZEISS® Optics screen, ventilated- Magnetic screen attachment- MIPS technology- X-Static hydrophilic foam more→s- Carrying bag and spare lens included- Vents: 4, front vent and internal channels SPECIFICATIONSWEIGHT:450 gSIZES:S (51-55 cm), M (55-59 cm) AND L (59-63 cm)

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 …

What came first, the chicken or the egg? Or in the case of climbing, what comes first, moving your body or using your brain? Well, since we don't have the answer to that age-old question, the folks ov more→er at Mammut crafted up a temporary answer (so to speak): we're talking about the Wall Rider Climbing Helmet. Built specifically for climbers who desire safety, but without the cumbersome shark-fin look, this innovative helmet is crafted with an ultra-lightweight hybrid construction that utilizes an EPP mold and plastic hard shell combination that provides paramount impact-protection. Not to mention, the Wall Rider is equipped with a minimalist adjustment system and a number of ventilation openings …

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.