RAVEN Evolution Seeker 100

For riders and skiers looking for reliable on-hill protection with style for miles, we recommend strapping up the Smith Method Mips Helmet. This helmet's lightweight in-mold construction, zonal Koroyd more→coverage, and adjustable ventilation hold up through tough progression sessions while maintaining cool comfort when hiking the park. Mips technology works to reduce rotational forces in the event of an impact, and the self-adjusting Lifestyle Fit System ensures we always have the perfect fit.

Full-face helmets offer the best level of protection for mountain biking, but are often cumbersome and lack the ventilation needed for anything other than downhill. Enter the Stage Mips Helmet from Tr more→oy Lee Designs. An impressively low weight combined with extensive ventilation make the Stage Mips our choice for enduro-style riding or racing, where technical descents worthy of a full-face helmet are mixed in with climbs and long transfer stages. It's still downhill certified, ensuring it can hold up to high-energy impacts if you're riding DH or bike park, but the lightweight and highly-ventilated design make it much more enjoyable for the rides when you have to earn your descent first.

Smith's road helmet lineup has never been one to disappoint, and this year is no different, with the bar being moved a little higher once again with a new helmet in the mix — the Trace MIPS Helmet. Th more→is pinnacle helmet in the road collection features all of the tech you would expect from Smith, like its Koroud protection that fully surrounds the helmet to provide next-level protection, while teaming up with internal air channels so intake as much air, and keep your scalp feeling cool when you're challenging yourself up new climbs, and soaring down canyon roads. The Trace features 18 large vents that are strategically placed to create an intake and exhaust system, pulling cool air in, and giving it…

Like heightened race-day focus, the Smith Icon helmet brings elevated impact absorption and fit technology to every run we take this winter. This racer-focused helmet utilizes a lightweight constructi more→on that comes loaded with safety features, allowing us to focus on performance and not what's on our heads. The Mips technology and Koroyd protection work in tandem to help absorb and reduce rotational impact energy in the event of a crash, while the ventilated design increases airflow when we work up a sweat. Plus, with an XT2 odor-resistant lining, this helmet won't stink up our gear closet after big mountain days.

This year, Atomic decided to take a new approach to their all mountain helmet design. The Four Amid Pro Helmet is the pinnacle of this, with sleek, street-inspired style, a comfortable fit, and protec more→tion you can ride in with confidence. Built with AMID, which stands for Atomic Multi-directional Impact Deflector, the helmet's defense systems are designed to absorb the force of angled impacts, while the Holo Core design incorporates a crumple zone that maximizes shock absorption.

Shred the slopes in safety and confidence with the Smith Altus protecting your noggin with some serious engineering wizardry. The Aerocore construction, with Koroyd cylinder patterning, absorbs and co more→nverts kinetic energy should you misjudge your skills, while also delivering increased airflow and reduced weight. Combined with the ultra-light in-mold construction, the medium reaches a barely-there 450-grams that helps you keep your head up and alert when tackling those steeper drop-ins. Climate control and ten vents add to the thermal control you’ll have from dawn to dusk. Creature comforts like the VaporFit system and audio compatible ear pads keep you relaxed on the runs and while waiting in…