MET Vinci MIPS Helmet - Ultra Lime/Glossy Small Access Style-Zipper Full uni-directional (UD) carbon construction Boot Size:41.5
USD149.95
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MET Vinci MIPS Helmet Ultra Lime Glossy Small Access Style Zipper Full uni directional (UD) carbon construction Boot Size:41.5 Full uni directional (UD) carbon construction with efficient orientation and placement of the fibers to maximize strength and fine tune stiffness Type Tubeless Size 700x40 ISO 622 Bead TBLS Fold Belted Tread Sidewall Color Hb Brn PSI 60 Weight (Grams) TPI 120 Durometer Features Reflective Sidewall No Featuring the MIPS C2 brain protection system the Vinci is able to slide against the head in the case of a crash redirecting damaging rotational motion Sunglasses ports to securely dock sunglasses when climbing or resting Rotational Protection Yes Helmet Certifications Complies with the U
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