SMITH Vida MIPS Helmet

Koroyd is an energy-absorbing material that replaces traditional foam in specific zones. It is designed to crush upon impact, which helps manage energy transfer more effectively than standard EPS foam while keeping the helmet lightweight and breathable.

Yes, the Vida MIPS features a low-profile slider on the top of the helmet that is designed to be operated easily, even with gloves on. This allows you to quickly open or close the vents as conditions change throughout the day.

MIPS, or Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows the shell to slide slightly during an angled impact. This movement helps reduce the rotational forces transmitted to your brain, which is a key factor in many common ski and snowboard accidents.

Absolutely. Because it is lightweight and features adjustable ventilation, it works well for the high-output activity of backcountry touring, while the durable in-mold construction provides the protection and comfort needed for long days at the resort.

Yes, the Vida MIPS is engineered specifically for a women's fit, which typically accounts for different head shapes and profiles to ensure a secure, comfortable, and stable fit without pressure points.