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POCito Obex Helmet - Kids'

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$320.00
Color:Fluorescent Blue

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POCito Obex Mips helmet keeps young riders safe and seen

The POCito Obex Mips Ski Helmet builds Mips Evolve rotational impact protection and a RECCO reflector into a helmet light enough for the youngest skiers to forget they're wearing it. A PC shell and EPS liner handle the impact protection, while ventilation channels and a 360° adjustment system keep the fit comfortable through a full day on snow. Fluorescent colorways and a large rear reflective panel help a young rider stand out against the snow.


What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I can spot my kid from across the run in this fluorescent color before I can pick out anyone else on the hill. On a crowded day at the lodge or the base of the lift, that's the one thing that actually makes it easier to keep track of them."


Details

  • Lightweight ski helmet built for the youngest skiers
  • Mips Evolve adds rotational impact protection early
  • RECCO reflector aids rescue if a child gets lost
  • Fluorescent colorway increases visibility on snow
  • Ventilation channels keep young riders comfortable
  • 360° adjustment system grows with a young rider's fit
  • Item #POCZ1RK
Shell Material
Polycarbonate
Impact Management
EPS, Mips Evolve rotational impact protection, RECCO reflector
Ventilation
Front-to-rear ventilation channels
Fit Adjustment
360° adjustment system
Certifications
ASTM 2040, EN 1077B
Activity
Skiing, Snowboarding