A technology used in snowboard and ski helmets, among others, which, thanks to its ABS outer shell, absorbs the impact, minimising its force.

Multidirectional Impact Protection System - A common impact protection system used in helmets. Its purpose is to protect against the rotational movement that occurs during a severe impact. MIPS absorbs the first shock, minimising the risk of brain damage.

The Airflow Ventilation system regulates the airflow inside and around the helmet, adjusting it according to the wearer's speed, to ensure maximum cooling without brain chill. Varying the intensity of the airflow allows for optimal heat dissipation, ensuring comfort even when riding fast.

In-mold is a manufacturing method in which the outer shell of the helmet is permanently bonded to a layer of inner protective foam during moulding. This makes the helmet lighter, more durable and better absorbs impacts. The process also provides an aesthetically pleasing finish and increased structural durability.