Bell Endeavor MIPS

MIPS, or Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is a slip-plane layer inside the helmet designed to reduce rotational forces during certain angled impacts. It allows the helmet to slide slightly relative to your head, which can help redirect energy that would otherwise be transferred to your brain.

Yes, it is designed with an Overbrow ventilation system that pulls cool air across your forehead and channels it through nineteen vents. This setup is specifically engineered to keep airflow consistent, helping you stay cool even when you are working hard on climbs.

Absolutely. The Float Fit system uses a dial on the back that allows you to make multidimensional adjustments for a secure, precise fit. You can easily tighten or loosen it with one hand while riding.

This helmet weighs 288 grams. It is built to be lightweight enough for competitive cycling and long training sessions without sacrificing the structural integrity provided by the internal nylon roll cage.

Yes, the interior padding is removable. This makes it easy to wash away sweat and keep the helmet fresh, especially since the webbing is designed to be moisture-wicking and sweat-resistant.

The Bell Endeavor MIPS meets the US CPSC safety certification standards required for road cycling and racing. It is built with a Fusion polycarbonate shell and an internal nylon roll cage to provide the necessary protection for these activities.