Troy Lee SE4 LTD Mirage Carbon MIPS Helmet

Details

• MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System), is a revolutionary technology that lets the helmet slide relative to the head, adding more protection against rotational violence to the brain caused by angled impacts.
• Ultra-lightweight, technologically advanced Carbon/Kevlar composite shell construction.
• Maximum EPS.
• Anatomical "3D" contoured cheek pads with emergency release system for EMS responders.
• Triple density EPS inserts with varying low and high speed impact-specific densities.
• Expanded polypropylene chin bar liner for multi-impact performance.
• Removable snap-in, washable comfort liner with CoolMax and Dri-Lex moisture wicking materials.
• Brow cover design channels air behind goggles directly to cool the forehead. 6 top intakes feed 10 internal ports for maximum cool air induction.
• Exhaust ports are fed by 9 internal passages to provide excellent dissipation of heat.
• Massive air flow ducts utilize negative pressure to draw hot air away from riders head and promote massive cooling, a significant advantage in warm riding conditions.
• Exceeds certifications for Snell and DOT.
• Helmet includes two matched visors, additional set of visor hardware and a plush TLD SE4 helmet bag.
• For proper fit and size, measure the circumference of your head 1" above your eyebrows around the largest portion of the back of your head.
  Sizing Information:
  21 5/8" - 22" ........... Small
  22 3/8" - 22 7/8" ....... Medium
  22 7/8" - 23 1/4"........ Large
  23 5/8" - 24"............ X-Large
  24 3/8" - 24 7/8"........ XX-Large
• MIPS
  MIPS (Multi-Directional Impact Protection System) is a specialized helmet safety technology that is now being used in the top tier of off road helmets in order to greatly lessen the chances of traumatic brain injury.
  
  By integrating an engineered low-friction layer into the liner of the helmet, MIPS enables a relative sliding motion between the head and the helmet so angular and rotational impact forces are absorbed and deflected.
  
  Since most head impacts occur at oblique and unpredictable angles, helmets with MIPS Technology are able to offer better protection than helmets without.