Specialized Mode

Yes. The Specialized Mode is certified to the Dutch NTA8776 standard, which is specifically designed for the higher speeds and impact forces associated with e-bikes, making it more robust than a standard bicycle helmet.

The helmet uses internal channels that are cleverly integrated into the design to maintain airflow. While it may not feel as breezy as a dedicated racing helmet with massive open vents, it provides sufficient cooling for typical city commuting speeds.

Being ANGi ready means the helmet is designed to easily accommodate the Specialized ANGi crash sensor. You can purchase the sensor separately and mount it to the helmet to enable automatic crash detection and emergency notification features via your smartphone.

Yes, the helmet is compatible with Specialized Stix lights. This allows you to mount a light directly to the back of the helmet for improved visibility during nighttime rides.

It features an integrated fit system with occipital base adjustment. This allows you to fine-tune the tension around the back of your head, ensuring a secure, stable fit that doesn't shift while you ride.

No. The MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) layer is seamlessly integrated into the helmet's interior. It adds a critical layer of rotational impact protection without noticeably increasing the weight or changing the sleek profile of the helmet.