Bell Super Air Spherical

Unlike standard MIPS, which uses a thin plastic slip-plane liner, MIPS Spherical features a ball-and-socket design. The helmet's outer shell rotates around the inner liner during an impact, which helps redirect rotational energy away from your brain more effectively.

Yes, it is designed specifically for high-output trail riding. It features 18 vents, including four brow ports that channel air directly across your forehead to keep you cool during intense climbs.

Absolutely. The helmet includes an adjustable Goggleguide visor that can be raised or lowered to accommodate both goggles and standard riding glasses, ensuring they stay secure when not in use.

The Float Fit system uses an easy-turn dial on the back of the helmet to adjust the circumference. It is designed to be lightweight and minimalist, providing a secure, stable fit without adding unnecessary bulk.

The helmet uses progressive layering, which means it utilizes two different densities of foam. This allows the helmet to manage energy transfer more effectively by compressing differently depending on whether the impact is at a lower or higher speed.

Yes, the Bell Super Air Spherical meets the US CPSC safety certification standards for bicycle helmets.