GIRO bicycle helmet full face DISCIPLE INTEGRATED MIPS matte dark red GR-7087539

The Giro full face bicycle helmet is characterized by many functions, including MIPS technology, excellent ventilation through 14 vents and a P.O.V. camera attachment, which you will appreciate when going downhill. Disciple MIPS is built to meet the standards of DH as well as freeride, downhill and enduro.

Characteristics:

• Fiberglass shell
• Soft inner lining and ventilated forehead openings improve ride comfort
• Vinyl nitrile lining along the jawline contributes to shock absorption in this critical area
• P.O.V. camera mount and built-in pockets for speakers
• MIPS® system redirecting the impact energy for better protection
• Internal channel and 14 vents
• Certificates: CPSC Bicycle, ASTM-1952 DH
• Custom injection finish gasket
• Sizes: XS: 51-53cm, S: 54-56cm, M: 57-59cm, L: 60-63cm

Technologies:

• MIPS - all Giro helmets are designed to reduce as much energy as possible while meeting and exceeding strict safety standards. The goal of MIPS equipped Giro helmets is to reduce rotational forces. Giro believes that helmets equipped with this technology can reduce the rotational force that can be transferred to the rider's brain under certain impacts.
• Vinyl Nitrile (VN) - is a soft and flexible material with exceptional impact coping properties. Unlike expanded polystyrene (EPS) foams, the effect of which diminishes with each successive impact, VN can revert to its previous state to continuously absorb energy more than a single impact, if properly utilized.
• P.O.V. Camera Mount - Our integrated POV camera mount system is safe and very easy to use, allowing you to place your POV camera immediately for filming or to quickly extend and retract.

ABOUT MIPS:

https://mipsprotection.com/

• MIPS - Multi-Directional Impact Protection System- It is a system that separates the helmet from the inner lining with a special additional layer placed on elastic hooks. In short, it looks like an additional thin and quite soft layer of plastic in the middle of the helmet that slightly "glides". This is where the internal sponges are attached. This system reduces the forces that act on the rider's brain during a fall. MIPS is supposed to protect not only against vertical but also oblique blows, which are said to be the most dangerous for the head, even when wearing a helmet. Within a few milliseconds of impact, the MIPS coating moves a few millimeters. The system looks quite inconspicuous, but thanks to it, during a fall, the helmet will move slightly on the head, taking the entire blow.