One K MIPS Helmet - CCS

State of the Art MIPS protection, with Customization in the One K helmet CCS series

The One K MIPS CCS Helmet features the latest in protection technology in a  a matte Polycarbonate and Advanced ABS Composite outer shell, injection molded shell design, washable quick-dry, moisture wicking liner; stainless steel mesh, comfort padded harness with synthetic suede lining, hook & loop adjustment, and Fastex buckle; two front, one back, and two center stripe vents.  

Can be customized with the CCS rail , top panel and front panel system.

 Features:

• Matte Polycarbonate and Advanced ABS Composite outer shell

• Injection molded shell design

• Washable quick-dry, moisture wicking liner

• Comfort padded harness with synthetic suede lining hook & loop adjustment, and Fastex buckleTwo front, one back, and two center stripe vents.

• Certified to ASTM standards
• Includes MIPS for added protection against rotational motion
• *Top panel and vent stripe rails can be customized (CCS System options sold separately)
• Comes in two helmet shapes for perfect fit

 One K™ MIPS Helmets boast the perfect synergy between advanced technology and aesthetically pleasing design. Certified to ASTM standards.

Helmet Shapes - What's Right for Me?

• Regular/Round: head which has almost identical front-to-back and side-to-side measurements.
• Long Oval:  head which is longer front-to-back (from forehead to the back of the skull) than it is side-to-side (ear to ear).

WHAT IS MIPS?: Created in 1996 by a neurosurgeon and a researcher from the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, the Multi-directional Impact Protection System (MIPS) is designed to add protection against rotational motion transmitted to the brain from angled impacts to the head. Rotational motion is a combination of rotational energy and rotational forces from angular acceleration that both increase the risk for brain injuries. MIPS’ added protection has been independently proven to reduce rotational motion by redirecting energies and forces that would otherwise be transmitted to the brain. Data and info provided by MIPS. For more information, visit mipsprotection.com