Smith Ignite Mips Helmet

Koroyd is a structure of thousands of co-polymer tubes that crumple instantly upon impact to absorb energy more efficiently than traditional foam. This construction allows the helmet to be both thinner and more ventilated while maintaining high safety standards.

Yes, the Ignite Mips uses the AirEvac ventilation system, which is specifically designed to pull air through the helmet and exhaust it out the back. While it is an aerodynamic race helmet, the 9 vents are positioned to maintain consistent airflow even when you are moving at slower climbing speeds.

Absolutely. The helmet features dedicated eyewear storage channels that allow you to securely dock your sunglasses on the front vents when you need to take them off.

The VaporFit system uses a dial-based adjustment that allows for 270 degrees of fit customization. It is designed to be intuitive and easy to tweak with one hand while you are riding.

While it is optimized for road racing, the aerodynamic profile and high-impact protection make it a great choice for gravel riding as well. It provides the same level of safety and ventilation regardless of the road surface.

MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows it to slide relative to the head during an angled impact. This helps reduce the rotational forces that are often responsible for serious brain injuries in cycling accidents.