GNT Path MIPS Helmet

MIPS, or Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is a safety layer inside the helmet designed to reduce rotational forces during an angled impact. It allows the helmet to slide slightly upon contact, which helps protect your brain from the damaging energy often associated with bike crashes.

Yes, the GNT Path is built for trail riding. It features extended rear coverage that protects the back of your head, which is a critical area for mountain bikers, and the integrated visor helps deflect trail debris and low-hanging branches.

The 360-degree Cinch One Mips system uses a dial at the back to tighten a retention band that wraps completely around your head. This provides a more uniform, secure fit compared to systems that only pull from the back, preventing the helmet from rocking or slipping while you ride.

The helmet is engineered with a maximum ventilation design, meaning it has large, strategically placed vents to promote constant airflow. While no helmet can eliminate sweat entirely, this model is specifically shaped to pull cool air in and push hot air out during intense efforts.

The visor on the GNT Path is integrated into the helmet's design. While it is functional for blocking glare and debris, it is not intended to be removed or adjusted.