POWERSLIDE Accel Race Kids (904636)

When our ski kiddos have yet again grown a helmet size over the summer, we set them up in the Spur MIPS Helmet because we know it ticks all of the boxes for safety and comfort. The integrated MIPS pro more→tection system helps redistribute energy from acute impacts and rotational forces, and ultimately dissipate the forces from a crash.

The Tectal Race MIPS Helmet has been a favorite of ours for years now, providing us with a comfortable, airy feel on the trail while keeping us protected from the occasional tumble or low-hanging tree more→branch. For the latest version of the Tectal Race, POC phases out its SPIN technology in favor of an integrated MIPS system developed specifically for POC helmets. This sheds some weight while still offering protection against rotational impact forces.

Extensive coverage meets superior ventilation with the POC Coron Air MIPS. It's a helmet that's been in our gear closet for a while, and we choose it over most full-face helmets when we're racing down more→the mountain and putting it all on the line. See, while most full-face helmets are built with an EPS liner that's really only rated for a single impact, the POC Coron is built with a tough fiberglass shell and a multiple-impact EPP liner. This gives us an extra level of protection so we can keep charging through the riding season with confidence. For the most recent model, POC phases out their SPIN technology in favor of a MIPS liner to protect against lower-speed rotational impact forces.

The POC Crane MIPS Helmet is what we’re fixing to our heads on those weekends we keep busy on the bike from sun-up to sun-down. This MIPS helmet gives peace of mind when we're sending lines at the ska more→te and bike park all day. This stylish helmet is easy to see, coming in a bright array of colors to stick out in the crowd.

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 in more→corporated Koroyd material that aids in impact absorption as well as airflow. The MIPS System uses slip-plane technology, reducing rotational force common in angular impacts, while tons of ventilation regulates airflow to keep us from overheating.

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.