Fox Racing Rampage Helmet

Yes, the Rampage is certified to ASTM 1952-15 standards, which is the specific safety requirement for downhill mountain bike racing.

MIPS, or Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows it to slide relative to the head. This helps absorb and redirect rotational energy during an angled impact, which can reduce the risk of brain injury.

The visor is adjustable to help you find the right angle for your field of vision or to accommodate goggles, but it is designed to be set before you start your ride rather than adjusted on the fly.

Yes, the integrated mesh screens across the ventilation ports are designed specifically to block dirt, debris, and insects from entering the helmet while still allowing for airflow.

While a D-ring closure is very secure and reliable, it does require a bit more dexterity than a quick-release buckle. Most riders find it easy to operate once they get into the habit, even with gloves on.

The Rampage features large ventilation ports designed to maximize airflow, making it a solid choice for warm weather. However, because it is a full-face helmet, it will naturally be warmer than an open-face trail helmet.