The Uvex city stride helmet features MIPS, Hardshell technology and a plug-in LED light.
Measure your head circumference to find the right helmet size. A measuring tape or a piece of string is recommended; measure about 1.5 cm above the ears.
MIPS – MIPS stands for Multi-Directional Impact Protection System. This technology can be used in helmets for a variety of purposes and was designed to improve helmet safety in oblique impacts in recreational and outdoor sports (climbing, mountain biking and motorcycling), as well as in the workplace. MIPS is a movable layer integrated inside the helmet, close to the head. It is not rigidly fixed and can move back and forth by 10 to 15 mm. In the event of a lateral impact, this range of movement allows the helmet to deflect rotational forces acting on the wearer’s head and brain through a sliding movement. Helmets equipped with MIPS therefore offer a higher level of protection than conventional helmets.
MONOMATIC – The multi-stage, anatomically shaped uvex monomatic comfort closure opens and closes at the touch of a button with one hand. The chin strap always sits correctly.
HARDSHELL – An injection-moulded outer shell and an EPS inner shell form an effective safety combination: the outside is impact-resistant, while the inside absorbs shocks. This construction allows for well-positioned air vents and channels.