Характеристики
Дизайн
- Размер
- 55.5-59 cm
Прочие свойства
- Бренд
- Bern
Свойства
- Цвет
- Черный
Описание
Looking for a commuter helmet that won’t jack up your style? Meet the Major. We loaded it up with 14 vents, our dialed in Compass Fit system, and a Mips liner for best-in-class protection. Then we shipped it off to college, where it earned a 5-star safety rating from the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab. Congrats, you just found the perfect lid for your next ride downtown.
Features:
- COMPASS FIT: Find your perfect fit with our compass fit system. Simply twist the dial to adjust to your custom fit, keeping your head snug and secure. Due to its light weight, this system will feel as if the helmet were custom made for your comfort.
- IN MOLD: Shell seamlessly fused with interior EPS foam for a clean look and high strength to weight ratio.
- MIPS: Multi-Directional Impact Protection System. Designed to protect against rotational violence to the brain caused by rotational impacts.
Specifications:
- Avg. Weight 315 Grams
- Construction In Mold
- Fit System Compass Fit
- Vents 14
Technology:
- MIPS: While the standards address force sustained in direct impacts, the Mips component is tested to help reduce your brain’s internal rotational motion in an impact, the types of injuries that can lead to concussions. During an impact, the Mips low friction layer allows the helmet to slide 10-15 millimeters in all directions, reducing some of the rotational motion to the brain vs. helmets without Mips.
- VT Helmet Rating: The Bern Major earned a 5-star safety rating from the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab, the highest possible rating on this test. Through a series of impact testing, the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab calculates a STAR score (Summation of Tests for the Analysis of Risk), which sums the exposure-weighted risks for common cyclist head impact scenarios and their corresponding concussion risks. Using 6 impact locations at 2 different velocities, the STAR equation evaluates 12 impact conditions representative of cycling accidents. Click here to learn more about the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab’s testing procedures.