Sweet Protection Arbitrator Mips Helmet

The chin bar is designed for quick transitions, allowing you to remove or attach it without needing any tools. It snaps securely into place, making it practical to switch configurations at the trailhead or during a transition stage in an enduro race.

Yes, the Arbitrator is fully certified for downhill use. It carries the ASTM1952 certification, which is the standard specifically required for downhill mountain bike racing, in addition to standard CPSC and EN1078 certifications.

The helmet utilizes STACC (Superficial Temporal Artery Cooling Channel) ventilation, which is engineered to keep you cool even with the full-face configuration. Large intake and exit ports promote airflow, preventing the stuffy feeling often associated with full-face helmets.

Yes, the helmet features the Occigrip fit system, which allows for precise, secure adjustments to the circumference and height. Additionally, the package includes comfort pads of varying thicknesses, so you can customize the internal fit to match your specific head shape.

The helmet weighs 980g when fully assembled with the chin guard. When you remove the chin bar to use it as a half-shell, the weight drops significantly to 550g.

No, the Mips rotational impact protection system is integrated directly into the helmet's liner. It is designed to be low-profile and unobtrusive, so you won't notice it while riding, though it provides critical protection against angled impacts.