uvex i-vo cc MIPS
119.95 € RRP
Color: black-plum matt
Firmly on the safe side
The uvex i-vo cc MIPS has been especially designed for cycle tourists and fans of long bike tours. A lightweight all-rounder, it features top-class ventilation and protection against rotational forces in the event of an accident.
The uvex i-vo cc MIPS puts an end to the search for a practical all-rounder with the greatest possible safety equipment. Fitted with an integrated Multi Impact Protection System (MIPS) for additional protection against rotational forces and the 3D IAS System for optimum helmet adjustment, the stylish touring helmet impresses from the very first ride. Thanks to 24 large ventilation openings, with insect mesh at the front of course, the rider enjoys a perfect climate. Bring on the next cycling holiday!
Product-Highlights
- Lightweight helmet construction with maximum impact strength thanks to the inseparably joined shell of the EPS inner layer and the polycarbonate outer layer
- More safety and higher damping capability in oblique impact scenarios with strong rotational movements thanks to the integrated MIPS technology
- Optimum adaptation to the circumference and the shape of your head thanks to the adjustable uvex IAS 2.0 system incl. height adjustment
- High-quality helmet padding made of functional material - removable, washable and quick-drying
- Plug-in LED light (sold separately)
Technologies included
secure. intuitive. comfortable.
Secure fit. Comfortable shape. Simple button operation. The anatomically shaped uvex monomatic sliding tab comfort fastener is button operated with just one hand. Allowing for precise adjustment of the chin strap to create a snug helmet fit. Easy peasy.
safety. protection. reliable.
Better safety. Reduced risk of injury. Additional protection – particularly from oblique impact to the head. That’s what the uvex helmets with MIPS® safety system offer. A low-friction layer within the helmet helps absorb centrifugal and rotational forces during a fall, reducing the risk of head or brain injury. It’s a no-brainer!
