Troy Lee Designs A2 MIPS Helmet

Description

The Troy Lee Designs A2 MIPS Helmet is a mountain bike helmet with an airy and protective design for a comfortable ride all day long. Between the 25% larger air intakes and ample exhaust ports throughout internal channels, you’ll stay cooler as you work up a sweat on your favorite trails. The Dual Density EPP + EPS liner takes protection to the next level, keeping you safe at High and low speeds alike. Combined with MIPS Technology, this helmet takes on impact with ease and redistributes the energy to keep your noggin safe. Adjust the strap and the rear stabilizer Fit system for a feel unique to you and get to riding in comfort and style. Features of the Troy Lee Designs A2 MIPS Helmet The first helmet in its class to combine EPP (for slow speed impacts) and EPS (for High speed impacts) in one sleek package, that will set a new benchmark for mountain bike helmets Huge Air Intakes – 25% Larger than A1 – Connected to massive exhaust ports thorugh deep internal channels provide power cooling efficiency Updated X-StaticA(R) pure silver comfort liner with more material for comfort. Delivers High performacne odor protection and quick-dry moisture wicking MIPS brain protection system reduces totational forces to the brain in some crash scenarios Dual-Density EPS co-molded with EPP for stat-of-the-art impace energy management at low an High crash speeds as well as everything in between 16% more EPS+EPP in the frontal lobe and raised EPS splines provide more protection in the common impact zones Aerospace filament-reinforced polycarbonate shell Break-away anodized aluminum visor screws Rear stabilizer Fit system with flexible, Slimline arms has 3-postion fromt and rear locations for a custom Fit Expanded filed of view works with both goggles and glasses – multiple storage locations for glasses Adjustable strap dividers for a perfect Fit every time Fit kit Ventilated helmet storage bag Sticker kit 3 year Warranty 350 grams (Size M / L) Meets or exceeds: Cpsc 1203, CE EN 1078, AS NZ 2063:2008