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POC Axion Race MIPS Helmet - Unisex

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CA$99.93

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About this product

The POC Axion Race MIPS is a unisex cycling helmet built for enduro and trail riding, combining impact protection with ventilation in a polycarbonate shell with a molded-in construction. Its MIPS Integra system uses moving pads rather than a moving liner, reducing rotational forces during oblique impacts while taking up less space and allowing more airflow than a standard MIPS setup. A break-away brim acts like a crumple zone to absorb and dissipate impact energy, and its design accommodates goggles, sunglasses, or an action camera. Extended coverage wraps around the base of the skull for added protection, and multiple vents channel air in through the front and out through the rear. The adjustable dial fit system and lightweight, easy-to-adjust straps allow a personalized, comfortable fit. The EPS inner liner meets EN 1078 safety certification. Available in four sizes ranging from 48 to 62 cm circumference, finished in Uranium Black Matte/Hydro.

Category: Cycling
Material: Polycarbonate, EPS (expanded polystyrene)
Color: Uranium Black Matte/Hydro
Vents: Yes
Made In: China
Style Id: 6017-306
Ideal For: Enduro Trail riding
Fit System: Adjustable dial
Approved For: Cycling

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the POC Axion Race MIPS for its strong safety credentials, combining MIPS Integra rotational impact protection with extended temple and rear-head coverage. The comfortable, true-to-size fit and easy-to-use 360-degree adjustment system earn frequent compliments, as does the helmet's relatively low-profile, sleek appearance compared to burlier POC models. Ventilation is considered good for a trail helmet. The most common criticisms center on the stiff, difficult-to-adjust visor and the lack of a Fidlock magnetic buckle at this price point. A few users note the fit can run slightly small between sizes, and some find glasses do not perch or integrate comfortably with this particular shell shape. Value is generally seen as reasonable for a POC product, though the price is not considered budget-friendly in absolute terms.