Mammut Wall Rider MIPS Rock Climbing Helmet (Closeout)
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- Overview Overview The first Mammut Wall Rider MIPS Rock Climbing Helmet maximum safety and protection from impacts caused by tumbling rocks or falls. When the Wall Rider MIPS helmet is subjected to an angled impact,...
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SKU: ECL_MUHEWALLRIDMPS-White-52-57cm
The first Mammut Wall Rider MIPS Rock Climbing Helmet maximum safety and protection from impacts caused by tumbling rocks or falls. When the Wall Rider MIPS helmet is subjected to an angled impact, the low friction layer allows the helmet to slide relative to the head.
- EPP core combined with a partial Hard Shell
- Ergonomic interior with comfortable padding
- Large ventilation openings for good air circulation and heat discharge
- Ultra-lightweight, minimalist adjustment system
- All-round, fully adjustable chin strap for optimum fit
- 2 clips on front and rubber loop on back for fixing a headlamp
- EN 12492 standard
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- CGClarissa G.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoVery solid design and well made.
This is the first time I've gotten a helmet that uses adjustable straps rather than using a wheel in the back to adjust the inner circumference. I like this design better since it doesn't trap my hair and the wheel kind have more moving parts and tend to break. I've had issues with my hair getting caught in other MIPS helmets, but this one has worked great for me and hasn't snagged anything so far! 5/5 stars
- AAnonymousRated 5 out of 5 stars5 years agoGreat helmet
This fits snug, it's slim and light, which is awesome because who likes a helmet that is clunky and heavy. It has MIPS which is a huge plus. It's worth getting this one over others for when a boulder falls on your head and you want your helmet to absorb as much of the force as possible.