POC · Cycling

Crane MIPS Helmet - Unisex

58% OFF

CA$67.19

CA$159.99Save CA$92.80 (58%)

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Price checked Nov 10, 2026

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About this product

The POC Crane MIPS is a unisex cycling helmet designed to handle a broad range of riding styles, from urban commuting and casual family outings to dirt jumping. Its extra-thick polycarbonate outer shell resists dents, knocks, and drops, helping to preserve the integrity of the liner when it matters most. Inside, a dual-density EPS liner uses two foam densities to manage a wider spectrum of impact forces and deliver a more progressive stop on impact. The MIPS Evolve rotational protection system, identifiable by its yellow low-friction layer, adds an additional layer of defence against rotational forces. Fit is dialled in via a turnwheel adjuster, while highly adjustable strap dividers allow the straps to sit securely and comfortably beneath the ears. A removable peak provides optional protection from sun and rain. Available in Uranium Black Matt, the Crane MIPS (SKU 10574) balances lightweight construction with durable, award-winning protection across multiple cycling disciplines.

Category: Cycling
Brand: POC
Color: Colour: Uranium Black Matt
Customers Say: True to Size

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the POC Crane MIPS for its comfort, secure dial-adjusted fit, and versatility across riding styles including BMX, dirt jumping, trail riding, and commuting. Its dual-density EPS construction and MIPS protection earn strong marks for safety, and users appreciate the stylish design and adequate ventilation for most conditions. Expert lab testing rates it very good for impact absorption and ease of use. The most common criticisms are that the helmet runs on the heavier side compared to similar options, ventilation can feel insufficient in very hot weather, and sizing labels have caused confusion for some buyers. Strap adjustment is also noted as fiddly.