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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.

When winter means park laps and powder days and your summers consist of days split between the skate park and bike park, rely on the Smith Holt Helmet for added confidence year-round. The Holt keeps t more→hing simple with a streamlined look, low-profile ventilation system, and a low-maintenance fit system.

From a morning at the local crag to weeks on the wall, the Skywalker 3. 0 is strapped on our head. This helmet brings us all the comfort features with its full interior padding, large vents, and singl more→e-handed adjustment, yet it gives us a streamlined fit that doesn't feel limiting in those tight chimney squeezes.

Updated to have an even greater value, the Wanderer II Helmet offers greater protection at a lighter weight and price. It features the same systems, which have always made it extraordinary but with sh more→aved weight to stop that heavy-headed feeling from bogging us down in the rapids.

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.

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.