Scott Track Plus MIPS Helmet

The MIPS system is a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows for slight movement during an angled impact. This design helps redirect rotational forces away from your head, which can significantly reduce the risk of brain injury compared to standard helmets.

This technology uses a specifically shaped inner ear piece that allows you to hear more clearly without sacrificing warmth. It helps you maintain better situational awareness on the mountain, making it easier to hear approaching skiers or lift announcements.

Yes. The helmet uses a rotary adjustment system at the back that is designed to be easily manipulated, even with gloves on. It allows you to quickly dial in a secure, customized fit throughout the day.

No, this model features a passive venting system. It is designed to provide consistent airflow automatically, keeping your temperature regulated without needing to manually open or close vents.

No, the Scott Track Plus is not designed for audio integration. Because the ear pads are not removable, you cannot easily install drop-in audio speakers.

Yes, the helmet includes a dedicated goggle retention clip on the back. This ensures your goggle strap stays securely in place, even during active riding or if you take a spill.