MET’s New ROAM Enduro Half Lid

Today, MET – a 30 year old company launched their latest half lid enduro offering. With 22 vents, 7 colors and extended rear coverage, it’s joining a growing list of mid duty helmets. For those who aren’t sold on the idea, the MIPS liner is optional. Read on for more details…

Details

• Type: Open face
• Use: Enduro – All Mountain
• Sizes available: S (52/56), M (56/58), L (58/62)
• 7 different colors available
• 22 vents
• Optional MIPS liner
• Weight size M: 335 g / 360 g with MIPS
• Warranty: free replacement if the shell is damaged.
• Price: € 150 / € 170 MIPS version
• Availability: September 2017

CONSTRUCTION

EPS + 3 polycarbonate shell. The EPS is totally covered by the polycarbonate shell for increased durability over the life of the helmet, directly linked to safer performance.

EXTENDED HEAD COVERAGE

The back of the head and the temples are especially in need of defense from impacts, so we’ve increased the protection around these key areas – without sacrificing overall lightness.

FLEXIBLE INJECTION VISOR

A visor that is too stiff will act like a spring and push back the head during a crash. One that’s too soft will shake around during a ride. We’ve worked with our pro riders to find the perfect balance and achieve the optimal amount of flexibility.

SAFE-T ORBITAL

The first helmet to feature MET’s new SAFE-T Orbital retention system.

It allows the wearer to dial in a fine-tuned fit, regardless of head size. It works on three different adjustments:

  •   360 adjustment, all-round belt
  •   vertical adjustments, three positions
  •  occipital adjustments, two positions

     

    The system is also equipped with two thermoplastic rubber pads to increase comfort where it comes into contact with the head.

    It’s ponytail compatible and can also be used with MET’s USB LED Light.

     

    ADJUSTABLE CAM DIVIDERS

    MET’s cam divider provides two levels of extra stability and security, with a built-in crimping bar on the divider that grips the helmet strap, preventing slippage.

www.met-helmets.com

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