Bell HelmetsCatalyst Mips - MTB-Helmet

The Catalyst Mips is an MTB-Helmet from the brand Bell Helmets, ideal for cyclists looking for a lightweight and well-ventilated helmet. You will appreciate not only the modern and rounded design of the Catalyst Mips, but also its optimal comfort. The Mips® technology, integrated into the Float Fit adjustment system of the Catalyst Mips, offers you additional protection in case of impact by reducing the amount of energy transmitted to or from your head. The result: optimal energy management, combined with improved ergonomics and a custom fit. Finally, the Catalyst Mips features no-twist tri-glides, excellent ventilation thanks to the Overbrow™ system, and a removable visor for MTB performance you will remember!

• Polycarbonate Fusion In-Mold shell
• Float Fit adjustment system for a simple, lightweight, and comfortable fit
• Mips technology: safety and better protection in case of impact
• No-Twist Tri-Glides™
• Overbrow™ ventilation
• Ventilation holes: 18
• Lightweight straps
• Sizes: S: 52-56 cm / M: 55-59 cm / L: 58-62 cm
• Standard: CE EN1078
• Weight: 320 g

Polycarbonate Fusion In-Mold shell: the EPS foam is injected into the thin micro-shell while it is still in the mold, instead of being molded separately and glued later. This process was first introduced by Bell and is now the standard for all advanced helmets.

Float Fit™ adjustment system: Bell's most advanced helmet adjustment system combines comfort and safety in an ultra-lightweight design. Float Fit™ optimizes helmet fit in 2 ways, regarding head circumference and vertical adjustment option. To reduce weight and simplify use, the guiding arms uniquely wrap around the back of the head through the "float" design. This brings the helmet into an ideal position on the head.

Mips technology: a sliding system inside the helmet that was developed to slow down or prevent the amount of energy transmitted to or from the head in case of impact.

Overbrow™ ventilation: deep air intakes above the forehead bring cooling air into the helmet, which is guided through a matrix of air channels around the head, ensuring an overall cool helmet climate.