Met Parachute MCR MIPS Helmet

Yes, the Magnetic Chinbar Release (MCR) system is designed for quick, one-handed operation. While you can technically remove it while the helmet is on, most riders find it easiest to take the helmet off first to ensure the magnets align correctly when reattaching.

Yes, the Met Parachute MCR is ASTM F1952 certified, which is the standard required for downhill mountain bike racing. This ensures the chinbar provides the necessary structural protection for high-speed, aggressive terrain.

The MIPS C2 system is integrated directly into the helmet's fit system rather than being a separate floating liner. This allows for a more seamless, comfortable fit while still providing the same rotational impact protection by allowing the helmet to slide relative to your head during a crash.

With 21 vents and internal air channeling, this helmet is exceptionally breathable for a full-face design. While it won't be as airy as a dedicated cross-country helmet, it is specifically engineered to keep you cool during the long, technical climbs typical of enduro riding.

The BOA FS1 system provides a 360-degree head belt that tightens evenly around your entire skull. This eliminates pressure points and allows for a highly personalized fit that accommodates a wide range of head shapes and sizes.

Yes, the visor is flexible and adjustable, allowing you to tilt it upward to stash your goggles on the helmet when you aren't wearing them. It is designed to stay securely in place even on rough, bumpy descents.