MAXIMUM COVERAGE OPEN FACE MOUNTAIN BIKE HELMET

Redefining open-face mountain bike helmets, the Dropframe Pro Helmet has earned Virginia Tech’s best rating (5 STARS) in their Bicycle Helmet Ratings program with the best rating of any helmet they have ever tested. Superlight and extremely comfortable, it's the choice for trail riders seeking more coverage, more confidence, and more fun.

This game-changing open-faced enduro helmet features MIPS™, our dual-density Varizorb™ EPS liner, and increased coverage for the ears, jaw, and back of the head. This MTB helmet provides the most complete coverage we offer in an open-face helmet.

• MIPS™ added protection system has been proven to reduce the rotational motion when implemented in a helmet by absorbing and redirecting energies and forces otherwise transmitted to the brain
• Dual-density Varizorb™ EPS provides improved protection by spreading forces of impact across a wider area
• 8 Big Bore vents and 7 exhaust vents keep you cool and aid in moisture management
• The securely fixed visor is positioned to channel airflow into the Big Bore vents
• Fidlock SNAP helmet buckle provides quick and secure entry and exit while wearing gloves
• Removable antimicrobial and moisture-wicking liner
• Includes additional pads for custom, dialed fit

Certifications

• CPSC
• EN 1078
• AS/NZS 206

For care instructions see our Helmet Care Guide

Note: Avoid exposure to aerosol sprays like bug repellent and sunscreens as they can cause your helmet's finish to peel

Materials: 31% EPS, 16% TPE, 14% PC, 10% PA, 6% PU foam/polyester

HOW TO MESURE

Using a tape measure, measure the widest circumference around your head. Run the tape measure slightly above the eyebrows (typically ½” – 1”), keeping the tape measure horizontal and rounding the head above the ears. Take several measurements to ensure you have the largest circumference. Alternatively, you could use a string and measure it against a ruler. Apply your measurement to the helmet sizing chart to find your recommended helmet size. If a measurement falls in-between a size, go up to the larger size.