Root Invictus

Riding and commuting around the city calls for the Smith Express MIPS Helmet for all our quick trip needs. This safety-focused helmet is what we're wearing from the grocery store to the gym and has fe more→atures to match. The pop-in rear light helps us be easily spotted while out and about, and the MIPS system reduces rotational forces in the event of a crash.

Whether they're learning to kick off the training wheels or cruising to school each day, the Zip Jr MIPS Helmet is an ideal choice. This lightweight helmet uses an in-mold construction and a whopping more→21 ventilation slots to ensure minimum weight and maximum aeration. Plus, it's made with MIPS technology, meaning they have the best protection all the while.

The Pro-X3 Elbow Guard is a pad we’re confident using from local XC loops to downhill bike park days. Impressive impact foam hardens on impact, meaning it’s plenty flexible while we’re riding but extr more→a strong if we take the occasional crash. The slip-on pad is lightweight and extremely comfortable, shedding moisture quickly so that the pad doesn’t slide around while we ride.

Your cycling is a bit diverse — some days you're glued to the tarmac, and others you venture down dusty gravel roads that lead to ghost towns, and as such, you want a little more coverage than your av more→erage cycling helmet. The Agilis MIPS helmet fits deeper than standard road helmets, packing in a little extra protection, should you diverge from the pavement into territory that warrants a bit extra.

The POC Tectal is light and airy enough for cross-country rides, yet it has enough coverage for aggressive trails and enduro racing. Whether we're heading out for an all-day mission in the hills or ju more→st cruising our local singletrack, the Tectal keeps us cool and comfortable so we can put all our focus on the trail ahead.