POC Meninx RS MIPS Ski Helmet - Aventurine Yellow Matt/Hydrogen White / XS-S

A clean and simple appearance inspired by classic racing helmets belies the complicated protection on offer.An all-encompassing protective layer, the Meninx is as influenced by science, and the body's own meninges which protect the central nervous system, as it is by classic ski helmets. A simple appearance belies the complicated and advanced protection on offer. The lightweight helmet features an ABS shell, and a liner with both EPS and EPP sections to give the ultimate balance of protection, weight and comfort. Two-step detachable ear padding works in harmony with the helmet's discreet ventilation channels for optimum temperature control. The addition of a Fidlock(R) buckle on the chin strap ensure it's easy to fasten the helmet while wearing gloves, while a RECCO(R) Reflector, NFC Medical ID provided by Twiceme(R) and Mips further support safety.Dual material linerTwo-step adjustable and removable ear padsRECCO(R) ReflectorNFC Medical ID provided by Twiceme(R)MipsFeaturesABS Shell - The helmet features a robust ABS outer shell for durability and protection from scratches and dents.Dual-material liner - Multi-impact EPP gives extra protection in the places most impacts occur, while an EPS section at the top of the head gives secure protection at a low weight.Two-step detachable ear pads - It's easy to adjust the amount of ear coverage or remove the pads completely for a more open feel.Adjustable ventilation - An easy-to-use slide adjuster at the front of the helmet gives complete control over ventilation.Fidlock(R) buckle - The Fidlock(R) Buckle is easy to operate with gloves on.Mips Evolve - The rotational impact protection system featuring the well-known yellow low-friction layer.RECCO(R) Reflector - A RECCO(R) avalanche rescue reflector makes it easier for rescue services to locate you if things go wrong.NFC Medical ID provided by Twiceme(R) - Medical info stored on the Twiceme(R) NFC Medical ID chip can easily be read by co-riders and first responders with a tap of a smartphone.