Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt
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  • Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt
  • Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt
  • Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt
  • Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt
  • Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt
  • Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt

Helmet Uvex city 4 MIPS deep space matt

€88.51
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Helmet size: 55-58CM
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Product code
4043197386294
Manufacturer
UVEX

Description

The Uvex city 4 MIPS helmet features MIPS technology, an adjustable 3D IAS system and a built-in Plug-In LED rear light.

Features

  • MIPS system
  • 10 ventilation holes
  • 3D IAS helmet size adjustment system
  • Monomatic easy-fastening system
  • FAS straps
  • Basic padding
  • Reflective straps and stickers
  • Plug-In LED rear light that fits into the helmet
  • Weight: from 360 g
  • Standard: EN 1078

Technologies

MIPS – Multi-Directional Impact Protection System – is a technology designed to help protect against angled impacts. A sliding layer is integrated into the inside of the helmet, close to the head. It is not rigidly attached and can move forwards and backwards by 10–15 mm. In the event of a side impact, this range of motion allows the helmet structure to slide and redirect rotational forces away from the head and brain.

Monomatic easy-fastening system – The anatomically shaped buckle can be fastened and released with one hand. The strap length adjusts incrementally. A chin pad provides additional comfort.

Basic padding – The inside of the helmet contributes to comfort and wicks away moisture. The padding is easy to remove and washable, and is hypoallergenic.

3D IAS – This system allows the helmet to be adjusted for different head sizes and shapes by turning the adjustment dial. The space inside the helmet adapts to the size and circumference of the head.

FAS straps – The adjustment system makes it easy to position the straps to suit the shape of the head. The straps can be adjusted at several points.

Measure your head circumference before choosing a helmet. It is recommended to measure with a string approximately 1.5 cm above the ears.