Experience additional rotational impact protection with the Mips® brain protection system for industrial safety helmets, available in the new V-Gard H2™ Safety Helmet . The Mips® system redirects rotational motion in certain angled impacts. https://bit.ly/46wgK8S | MSA

Fox V1 GR – Uncompromising Protection for Every Ride Designed for motocross and off-road enthusiasts, the Fox V1 GR delivers high-performance safety and comfort with these key features: Injection-Molded Polycarbonate Shell – Lightweight yet strong for reliable impact protection MIPS® Protection System – Reduces rotational forces for enhanced safety Optimized Ventilation System – Keeps you cool with superior airflow Removable & Washable Liner – Ensures long-lasting freshness and comfort DOT & ECE

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Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (MIPS) is an internationally recognized safety feature for riding helmets offering additional protection for rotational falls, but how does it work? This video explains the technology and functionality of the MIPS safety feature that is used in equestrian helmets. Charles Owen | #USEquestrian | US Equestrian

1.7K views · 24 reactions | What is MIPS? Every now and then we get people asking us if our helmets have MIPS. The answer is yes -- our helmets (Kickstart, Matrix, Street, Ultra) have a MIPS version available. For those of you wondering what MIPS is -- it stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System, a helmet technology that helps mitigate rotational motion transmitted to the brain in certain impacts. | Lumos Helmet | Facebook

Featuring a durable construction thanks to the composite EPP foam with EPS foam puck, and polycarbonate shell and MIPS (Multidirectional Impact Protection System) technology for added protection, the Vision MIPS is Black Diamond's most durable foam helmet, featuring touchpoints purpose-built for climbing, such as integrated headlamp clips for alpine starts or evening sends, and improved side and back coverage for added protection. | UKClimbing.com