Smith  Transit Mips Bike Helmet

$95.00
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With its lightweight, ventilated feel and a dedicated spot for a light, the Smith Transit Mips bike helmet helps you manage traffic and navigate neighborhood streets on your daily commute.

Color: Matte Black
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Features

  • Mips® Brain Protection System reduces rotational forces caused by angled impacts to the head
  • Taillight-compatible design offers dedicated space for the Transit Light (not included), setting you up for increased visibility at any time of the day
  • Adjustable dial fit system for easy, on-the-go size adjustment
  • Lightweight, low-bulk, single-layer reflective webbing and reflective logos
  • Bike lock compatibility for increased security
  • Removable fabric visor
  • CPSC, CE EN 1078 and AS/NZS2063 certified

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To find your size, position a tape measure just above your ears and about 1 in. above your eyebrows. Keep the tape level to measure the circumference around the largest part of your head and then find the corresponding size in the Technical specs info.
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Technical Specs

Best Use

Recreational Cycling

Helmet Style

Recreational Cycling

Helmet Construction

In-mold

Shell Material

Polycarbonate

Head Circumference

S: 20.1-21.6 inches

M: 21.6-23.2 inches

L: 23.2-24.4 inches

Vents

18

Visor/Brim

No

Weight

10.9 ounces

Gender

Unisex

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