Bollé React MIPS Black Matte L Bike Helmet

Lightweight and ventilated, but undeniably urban. The REACT is developed to combine the performance of a road cycling helmet with a style inspired by the streets. Made with a dual shell construction, equipped with MIPS® and AViD Progressive EPS, the REACT will protect you at all times.

Its 13 vents along with the Coolmax lining that drains moisture away will make you feel cool and ventilated in any conditions. Our new stylish urban helmet has a removable cap with reflective lining in case you are out at night. Ride in style with our new REACT helmet.

HIGHLIGHTS

• AViD Progressive Eps
• 13 Vents
• Removable Cap With Reflective Line
• Click-To-Fit System
• MIPS® Brain Protection System
• Thin Straps With 2 Reflectives Lines
• Non-Slip, Non-Twist Strap Adjustors
• Dual Shell Construction
• Coolmax Lining

MIPS® Technology

• Multi-Directional Impact Protection System
• MIPS® adds more protection against rotational motion

MIPS® is a revolutionary technology that lets the helmet slide relative to the head, adding more protection against rotational motion to the brain caused by angled impacts.

AViD TECHNOLOGY

• Progressive EPS
• Maximum ventilation vith high protection
  

To create helmets that perform against all types of impacts, the details are key. High-density EPS ensures that high energy impacts are effectively absorbed. Low-density EPS, however, provides superior performance against less severe impacts. Bollé helmets with AViD liner technology use a combination of different EPS densities and/ or optimization of the ventilation channels to virtually decrease the density in the upper area. The result is a lighter, better-ventilated helmet with progressive shock absorption that will absorb a wider range of impacts*. (Available on the Trackdown & Instinct.)

*compared to a standard EPS liner with uniform thickness.

• 1. Low Density Foam: Optimum absorption at medium impact energy, may compress completely in high energy impacts
• 2. High Density Foam: Imcomplete compression at low impact energy, optimum absorption at high impact energy
• Ventilation channels: virtually decrease density
• 1. & 2. Actual densities