ABUS MTB helmet Cliffhanger MIPS - bike helmet for demanding trails - with MIPS impact protection & large ventilation openings - for men and women

ABUS CliffHanger MIPS mountain bike helmet – for riding on challenging trails The CliffHanger is the flagship model among the trail helmets in the ABUS MTB series. When riding your enduro bike down steep hills and up steep climbs, this MTB helmet offers reliable protection. The MIPS version of the CliffHanger even comes with additional impact protection. Lighter, better ventilated and with a non-slip TriVider strap distributor – these are the features that make the CliffHanger stand out. The special MTB adjustment system also ensures that the helmet sits comfortably and securely on your head, even when rattling through the wildest rock gardens. The inner shell made of EPS hard foam is moulded into a three-part outer shell. This ensures lightness, stability and a durable connection between the shells. In addition, a low-friction plastic shell is integrated into the helmet, known as the Multi-directional Impact Protection System (MIPS). In the event of a fall with an oblique impact, it ensures that the rotational movements of the brain are reduced and the head is better protected. With the CliffHanger MIPS, we have succeeded in developing a helmet that offers ideal conditions for high speeds and demanding trails. Further product advantages: Zoom Ace MTB: adjustment system with a full ring inside the helmet ensures a good fit Ponytail compatibility: height adjustment wheel creates space for the wearer's ponytail TriVider: flat strap distributor that is not height-adjustable – however, the strap can be moved sideways (to the right or left) to adjust it to the position of the ear QUIN ready: a Quin chip for fall detection can be retrofitted to the helmet GoggFit: sports glasses for mountain bikers can be attached to the helmet when not in use FidLock magnetic buckle: magnetic closure for easy, quick and one-handed fastening of the strap Height-adjustable visor to protect the face – both from hanging branches and in the event of a fall