ABUSYoun-I MIPS Biking Helmet
R1,099
About
The Youn-I MIPS from ABUS is a modern and particularly safe bike helmet that appeals to two generations at once.
With a simple, urban and fashionable look, this helmet speaks to both young cyclists as well as women who are looking for a bike helmet suitable for smaller heads.
The abbreviation MIPS stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System and was developed by experts specialising in the prevention of brain damage from rotational falls. The MIPS system can reduce the energy of the impact by up to 40%, which significantly lessens the strain caused to the brain. This can reduce or even prevent brain damage.
Product Features
- In-Mold for a durable connection of the outer shell with shock-absorbing helmet material (EPS)
- Visor-like front edge ensuring enhanced protection for the face
- Deep temple and neck area for increased all-round protection
- Full shell reduces damage caused by the typical activities of a child
- Zoom Evo Kids – precise adjustment system
- Large integrated rear LED light in a high position with 180° visibility
- Size adjustment with a full ring made from hard-wearing and mouldable plastic for optimum stability and form-fitting
- Excellent ventilation with 5 air inlets and 12 air outlets
- Foamed-in fly net
- Passive safety thanks to reflectors
- MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a revolutionary technology that offers advanced protection in the event of an oblique impact
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