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Smith Triad MIPS Helmet - Unisex

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CA$179.94

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About this product

The Smith Triad MIPS is a low-profile cycling helmet designed for road and gravel riding, built with a polycarbonate shell and molded-in construction over an EPS foam interior. It weighs just 290g and is available in four sizes ranging from 51cm to 65cm in circumference. Safety is addressed through a combination of Koroyd sections, which absorb more impact than traditional EPS alone, and MIPS technology, which reduces rotational forces during oblique impacts via an inner shell positioned between the foam and padding. An internal skeletal structure adds a further layer of impact resistance. Ventilation comes from 19 vents paired with an AirEvac system that draws warm air away from sunglasses to reduce fogging. The VaporFit dial system provides 270-degree adjustability for a precise fit, while the Ionic+ antimicrobial lining manages moisture and odor over time. The helmet meets CPSC and EN 1078 safety ratings and includes a protective helmet bag.

Category: Cycling
Material: Polycarbonate
Color: Matte Black
Size: Select
Vents: Yes
Weight: 290g
Made In: China
Style Id: 6029-408
Ideal For: Gravel riding Sport road cycling
Fit System: Adjustable dial

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Smith Triad MIPS for its lightweight feel, all-day comfort, and strong safety credentials, combining MIPS with zonal Koroyd impact absorption across 19 well-placed vents. The VaporFit dial retention system earns frequent compliments for its easy, secure fit, and many riders note they forget the helmet is on during long rides. The layered safety package, including the optional Aleck crash sensor, is seen as a standout feature for solo riders. The most common complaint is the sunglasses storage: the Koroyd material in the vents makes it difficult to securely stow glasses, and some users find the side straps have limited adjustability. A few buyers also note that certain colorways appear more purple than the photos suggest.