Sweet Protection Sweet Seeker Mips Helmet

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£89
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The Seeker MIPS Helmet is engineered for road and gravel riders who demand reliable protective performance and streamlined comfort. Designed to provide a high-quality experience at a budget-friendly price, this helmet balances a lightweight feel with robust safety features, making it a versatile choice for everything from daily commutes to weekend adventures.

Safety is paramount, and this helmet incorporates the MIPS Brain Protection System to help reduce rotational impact forces during a crash. The construction features a durable in-mould polycarbonate shell paired with an EPS liner, ensuring a solid structure while maintaining a weight of approximately 340g. To provide a secure and stable fit, the Occigrip turn-dial adjustment system allows for easy, on-the-fly micro-adjustments.

Rider comfort is further enhanced by the advanced STACC ventilation system. This specialized architecture channels air from the front intake vents through internal cooling paths to the rear exhaust ports. This constant airflow helps regulate temperature and keeps you cool even during high-intensity efforts or longer rides in warmer weather.

Features

  • MIPS technology for enhanced rotational impact protection
  • Occigrip turn-dial adjustment system for a snug, stable fit
  • STACC ventilation system for optimized internal airflow and cooling
  • Lightweight in-mould polycarbonate construction
  • Streamlined design optimized for road and gravel cycling

SPECIFICATIONS

Weight: Approximately 340g
Certification: CE EN 1078 compliant
Fit system: Occigrip 360° turn-dial
Shell construction: In-mould polycarbonate with EPS liner
Ventilation: STACC channel architecture

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