AirDrop MIPS

While it is ASTM-certified for downhill, the AirDrop is designed with breathability in mind. With 17 vents and lightweight construction, it is comfortable enough for long enduro days where you need full-face protection without feeling overheated.

The visor is attached with specialized bolts designed to snap away upon impact. This mechanism helps prevent the visor from snagging on the ground or catching on obstacles, which reduces the rotational force transferred to your head and neck during a fall.

Yes, the AirDrop is designed to be eyewear compatible. The shell shape and interior fit system accommodate most mountain bike goggles, ensuring a secure seal without pressing uncomfortably against your face.

The lower edges of the helmet shell are specifically shaped to provide a buffer zone. In the event of a crash where your head is forced downward, these edges help distribute impact energy away from your collarbone, reducing the risk of fracture.

The helmet is QUIN-ready, meaning it is compatible with the system, but the chip itself is typically sold separately. You can easily integrate the sensor into the designated port if you want to utilize the automatic crash detection and emergency notification features.

The AirDrop uses a Double D-ring closure, which is the gold standard for full-face helmets. It allows for a precise, custom fit every time you put it on and is widely considered the most secure retention method for high-impact sports.