MET Urbex MIPS Cycling Helmet - Size S (52-56cm) - NTA 8776 - Titanium Metallic Matt

MET Urbex MIPS Cycling Helmet - Size S (52-56cm) - NTA 8776 - Titanium Metallic Matt

The MET Urbex MIPS NTA Cycling Helmet is an excellent choice for safe e-bike or speed-pedelec rides. This helmet is NTA 8776 approved and suitable for speeds up to 50 km/h. The high-quality in-mould polycarbonate shell offers top-notch protection while keeping the helmet's weight exceptionally low. The convenient Fidlock closure makes it very easy to put the helmet on and take it off. Good ventilation channels, an anti-insect net, and a magnetic USB light complete the helmet.

Equipped with NTA certification: This helmet has NTA-8776 certification. This means that the helmet complies with the new regulations that apply to mopeds and speed-pedelecs from January 1, 2023.

MIPS Brain Protection System: With the MIPS® Brain Protection System, the Urbex MIPS cycling helmet can slide relative to the head during a crash, redirecting harmful rotational movements.

• Comfortable cycling helmet for in and around the city
• Equipped with NTA-8776 certification
• MIPS Brain Protection System
• Fidlock magnetic buckle for easy opening and closing
• Weight: 360g (S)
• Head circumference: 52-56 cm (S)
• Suitable for E-bike: Yes, up to 50 Kmh
• In-mold polycarbonate shell with EPS lining
• 13 ventilation openings
• Integrated insect net
• With magnetic USB LED light on the back for increased visibility

Measuring helmet size

When you want to purchase a cycling helmet online, it is important to know which helmet size to 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 can be a size S or L for another. Therefore, always check what the size is in centimeters.