POC Skull Dura X Mips Ski Helmet

Featuring Race Lock for a secure fit and including Mips rotational impact protection, the Skull Dura X Mips gives trusted race protection.

Fully certified for racing, and featuring the innovative Race Lock turnwheel adjuster for a completely secure fit at very high speeds, the Skull Dura X Mips gives comfort that keeps your focus on racing.

Shaped for an even fit over the whole head, the helmet gives the kind of comfort that lets you forget it's there, so your focus stays firmly on racing.

Extra protection comes in the form of a multi-impact EPP liner. Mips provides increased rotational impact protection.

The FIS RH 2013 certified helmet features ear pads that can be easily removed after a fall, making it easier to remove the helmet safely. Ear chambers support improved balance, and the helmet is fully compatible with the Maxilla Breakaway Chin Guard.

Features

• Mips Integra - Mips Integra seamlessly and almost invisibly integrates rotational impact protection into the helmet.
• Race Lock - Race Lock uses a turnwheel adjuster in line with the edge of the helmet to ensure the tightest, most secure fit without affecting the race tuck.
• Multi-impact liner - An EPP helmet liner gives multi-impact protection.
• Dual-Material Shell - A shell of injected PC/ABS balances strength and durability.
• Pull-Release Ear Pads - Pull-Release ear pads can be easily and safely removed after an accident.
• Ear chambers - Open spaces around the ears minimize the helmet's impact on balance and hearing.
• Maxilla Chin Guard Compatible - The helmet is compatible with the POC Maxilla Breakaway Chin Guard.
• Goggle Clip - A flexible clip at the rear of the helmet keeps goggles securely attached.
• Fidlock® Buckle - A Fidlock® buckle makes it easy to fasten the helmet while wearing gloves.

Details

• Weight - 690g (Size XS-S) , 750g (Size M-L) , 870g (Size XL-XXL)
• Certification - ASTM F2040 , EN 1077A , FIS RH 2013 (ASTM F2040 is the American standard for snow sports helmets, covering alpine skiing and snowboarding. Helmets are independently tested across a range of performance criteria, including how effectively the helmet absorbs and reduces impact force, how securely the retention system holds the helmet in place during an impact, and overall stability of fit to ensure they meet defined safety requirements. EN 1077 Class A is the highest classification under the European certification for alpine ski and snowboard helmets. Class A helmets are tested against a broader range of impacts and offer extended coverage, including the temples and back of the head, making them suited to more demanding snow sports use. FIS RH 2013 is the certification required for helmets used in FIS-sanctioned alpine ski racing. Helmets meeting this standard are approved for competition and tested to withstand the higher-speed impacts associated with alpine racing)