uvex gravitate MIPS
179.95 € RRP
Color: black matt
on-piste. off-piste. uvex gravitate MIPS.
Shredding pistes. Backcountry freeriding. Prioritising safety, performance and handling. The benchmark: The new uvex gravitate MIPS. The all-mountain helmet with Mips® safety system for the full ride experience.
Shredding pistes. Backcountry freeriding. uvex gravitate MIPS - the helmet for full bore all-mountain adventures. Equipped with the innovative Mips® safety system, this helmet absorbs rotational forces during a fall, giving it superior protection in varied backcountry terrain. A tough ABS hardshell, combined with a shock-absorbing polycarbonate inmold layer and EPS core means it meets the highest safety standards, while still remaining surprisingly lightweight. The uvex IAS system with an ergonomically designed dial at the back creates a precise fit around all head shapes – even up to larger sizes (XL). A technical lining adds to the overall comfort, with zero pressure points, and a built-in ventilation system keeps fresh air circulating through the helmet. A hugely practical feature: the uvex Monomatic buckle is very easy to operate single handed and while wearing gloves. In all, this is a high-performance all-mountain ski helmet with added safety – for both on- and off-piste.
Product-Highlights
- Reliable protection: hybrid construction of impact-resistant ABS hardshell with shock-absorbing polycarbonate inmold layer, EPS core and integrated Mips® safety system
- Proven safety: TÜV Rheinland according to EN 1077:2007 B
- Easy handling: the uvex Monomatic buckle is quick to operate, and the fit is precisely adjusted thanks to the uvex IAS system
- Temperature regulation: adjustable ventilation system throughout
- Comfort fit: soft functional lining
Technologies included
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!
