Fox Racing Rampage Comp

MIPS, or Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is designed to reduce rotational forces on the brain during certain types of impacts. It uses a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows for a small amount of movement during a crash, which can help mitigate the energy transferred to your head.

While the Rampage Comp is a full-face helmet built for aggressive mountain biking and downhill terrain, it is relatively lightweight thanks to its fiberglass shell. However, because it offers full-face coverage, it will be warmer and less breathable than a standard open-face trail helmet, so it is best suited for gravity-focused riding.

The visor features a multi-position adjustment mechanism that allows you to tilt it up or down. This is useful for customizing your field of vision or accommodating goggles when you are not wearing them.

Fiberglass is a great middle-ground material for mountain bike helmets. It offers a higher strength-to-weight ratio than standard plastic shells, providing robust impact resistance without the significant weight penalty of heavier materials or the extreme cost of carbon fiber.

As a full-face helmet, it prioritizes maximum protection over airflow. While it is designed to be as breathable as possible for its class, you should expect it to be warmer than an open-face helmet during intense climbs or on particularly hot summer days.