Octal Mips Uranium Black Matt
Other colors available
60 days to change your mindThe Octal Mips Uranium Black Matt is a road bike helmet from POC.
This performance helmet will accompany you on your summer outings, offering a balance between protection and performance.
Designed to maximise ventilation, its air channels keep your head cool in all circumstances. Whatever the size of your head, the Octal Mips will adapt to you thanks to its adjustable system. High-friction pads on the front of the helmet make it easy to store your sunglasses safely while cycling.
The Octal Mips offers you a high level of protection, it features the patented MIPS system which reduces the rotational forces on the brain in the event of an impact. Its unibody shell construction adds structural rigidity to the whole helmet. Its EPS lining makes it lightweight and optimises its level of protection.
The Octal Mips is THE road cycling helmet for those looking for lightness and an impeccable level of protection.
- Integrated
- Lightweight road cycling helmet: Optimised, high-performance EPS lining reduces weight.
- Glasses storage: easily store your sunglasses on the helmet while pedalling.
- EPS Lining: A lightweight EPS lining offers optimised protection.
- Integral unibody shell construction: The integral unibody shell construction ensures high structural stability.
- Lightweight size adjustment system: The size adjustment system wraps around the skull for a secure, comfortable fit.
- Generous ventilation: The instantly recognisable ventilation design is optimised for airflow at any speed.
- Moulded straps: The straps used to secure the helmet are moulded into the lining for extra strength
Size guide:
- S: 50/56 cm
- M: 54/59 cm
- L: 56/61 cm
Technologies:
| MIPS | Multidirectional Impact System: The Mips® is a revolutionary technology that mimics the brain's natural protection system. The low-friction layer of the Mips® creates a sliding margin between the helmet and the head, offering improved protection against brain damage caused by violent rotation during an impact. |
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