MET Parachute MCR MIPS Helmet

It is designed to be removed quickly and easily without tools. The magnetic chinbar release system allows you to detach or reattach it in seconds, even while the helmet is on your head, making it ideal for transitioning from a climb to a descent.

Yes, the MET Parachute MCR is ASTM F1952-15/2032-15 certified, which is the standard for downhill mountain bike racing. This means the chinbar provides legitimate impact protection, not just debris deflection.

Yes, the helmet is designed to be eyewear compatible. The adjustable, flexible visor provides enough clearance to stow your goggles underneath when you aren't using them, and the shell shape accommodates most standard MTB goggle straps.

The BOA FS1 system offers 360-degree adjustment, which provides a more uniform and secure fit around your entire head rather than just pulling from the back. It eliminates pressure points and ensures the helmet stays stable on rough, technical terrain.

Absolutely. It features 21 vents paired with internal air channeling that actively directs airflow across your head. While full-face helmets are naturally warmer, this design is optimized to keep you cool during long, high-effort rides.

The visor is designed to flex upon impact rather than snapping or transferring force to your neck. This helps reduce the risk of rotational injury during a crash by allowing the visor to give way instead of catching on the ground.