MET Mobilite MIPS Cycling Helmet - Size M/L 57-60cm | Black Matt

The MET Mobilite MIPS cycling helmet is exceptionally safe and packed with features essential for urban use. These include a comfortable design and a safe LED light that makes you more visible in traffic. The new Mobilite MIPS, which complements attractive looks with a functional design, is as dynamic as your daily life!

MIPS Brain Protection System
With the MIPS-C2® brain protection system, the Mobilite MIPS can slide relative to the head in the event of a crash, redirecting harmful rotational motion.

Rear LED Light
The MET LED rear light can be attached to your helmet ventilation without tools and offers a steady and flashing light mode to keep you visible. It features 4 LED spots and has a battery life of up to 60 hours of use.

Specifications:

• Weight: 300 grams
• Shell: Plastic
• Visor: Yes
• Size: M/L
• Color: Black Matt
• Head circumference (cm): 57-60
• Model: Unisex
• Type: City/E-bike
• Includes MIPS

Measuring helmet size

When purchasing a cycling helmet online, it is important to know which size helmet you should buy. A well-fitting cycling helmet not only ensures optimal safety but also the necessary comfort while cycling.

It is easy to measure yourself what size you need. If you measure your head circumference using the steps below, you will have the size you need for a cycling helmet within seconds.

1. Grab a tape measure.

2. Place the tape measure approximately 2.5 cm above your eyebrow and thus measure the circumference of your forehead.

3. Use the size chart in the product text of the cycling helmet you are looking at to find the correct size.

Please note: not all manufacturers use the same sizing.
What is size M for one manufacturer may be a size S or L for another. Therefore, always check the size in centimeters.

If you are right on the borderline, e.g. size M=54-57cm, and your head circumference is 57cm, we recommend taking a size L.
A helmet that is too tight will pinch, resulting in headaches and discomfort. If you have a helmet that is a bit looser, you can still wear a cycling cap or beanie underneath.