MET Parachute MCR Mips Helmet

It is very straightforward. The helmet uses a magnetic chinbar release system that allows you to detach or reattach the chinbar without needing any tools, making it easy to switch configurations mid-ride.

Yes. The Parachute MCR is ASTM F1952-15 and ASTM F2032-15 certified, which are the specific safety standards required for downhill and enduro racing, so it provides full-face protection when the chinbar is attached.

Yes, the helmet is designed to be compatible with goggles. The visor is flexible and adjustable, allowing you to stow your goggles underneath it when you aren't wearing them.

The BOA FS1 fit system provides a 360-degree adjustment, which allows you to dial in a precise, secure fit around your entire head rather than just the back. This helps prevent pressure points and keeps the helmet stable on rough terrain.

With 21 vents and internal air channeling, this helmet is engineered for high-output riding. While it offers full-face protection, the ventilation is significant enough to keep you cool during climbs, especially if you remove the chinbar.

The MIPS-C2 system is integrated directly into the helmet's liner, so it doesn't add noticeable bulk. While the helmet weighs 870g, which is standard for a convertible full-face model, the weight is well-balanced and shouldn't feel cumbersome during long rides.