Endura SingleTrack MIPS Helmet

Koroyd is a honeycomb-like structure that replaces traditional foam in high-impact zones. It is designed to crush instantly upon impact, absorbing significantly more energy than standard EPS foam while also allowing for better airflow through the helmet.

Yes, the helmet is specifically designed to be goggle-compatible. The profile accommodates goggle straps securely, and the visor is adjustable to provide clearance when you need to push your goggles up onto the helmet shell.

Absolutely. With 15 vents, including a dedicated top intake zone, it is engineered to maximize airflow. The internal padding is also quick-drying, which helps manage sweat and maintain comfort during extended rides.

The SingleTrack uses a dial-based closure system at the rear. It is designed to be easily manipulated with one hand, even while wearing full-finger mountain bike gloves, allowing you to fine-tune the tension on the fly.

Yes, the padding is fully removable. This makes it easy to wash out sweat and grime after a dusty or muddy ride, helping to keep the helmet fresh over time.

MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows for a sliding motion of 10-15mm in all directions. This helps reduce the rotational force transferred to your brain during angled impacts, which is a common occurrence in mountain biking crashes.