POC Amidal MIPS Helmet

Yes, the Amidal is designed specifically to bridge the gap between road and gravel. Its aerodynamic profile handles high speeds on pavement, while the reinforced structure provides the extra durability needed for rougher gravel terrain.

MIPS Air Node is a more integrated, lightweight version of the classic MIPS liner. It is built directly into the helmet's padding to reduce rotational forces during an impact without adding the bulk or heat retention often associated with traditional plastic slip-plane liners.

Absolutely. The helmet features 15 vents and internal air channels optimized through computational fluid dynamics. This design forces air through the helmet from front to back, ensuring consistent cooling even when you are riding at slower speeds on steep climbs.

The 360-degree system uses a dial-adjustable cradle that wraps completely around your head rather than just pulling from the back. This provides a more uniform, secure fit that eliminates pressure points and prevents the helmet from rocking while you ride.

The size medium weighs 350 grams. While not the lightest helmet on the market, this weight reflects the added structural reinforcement in the rear zones, which prioritizes safety and stability.