POC Octal X MIPS Helmet (Hydrogen White) (L)

POC Octal X MIPS Helmet (Hydrogen White) (L)
Part#: PC106691001LRG1
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POC Octal X MIPS Helmet Description:

The Octal X MIPS takes the original Octal road helmet and tailors it towards the needs of gravel and cyclocross riders. Extended shell coverage, extreme ventilation, aerodynamic efficiency, and the inclusion of MIPS technology come as part of POC's whole-helmet approach to design and construction in order to deliver superior levels of comfort, fit and performance. 

Features:

  • MIPS Integra technology reduces energy transfer to the brain during rotational impacts
  • EPS foam liner provides a lightweight feel while optimizing protection
  • Fully wrapped PC shell increases the structural integrity of the helmet
  • Fewer, larger vents optimize cooling and aerodynamic properties
  • RECCO Reflector helps rescue services quickly find you in the case of an emergency
  • Aramid Bridges molded into the liner enhance structural integrity and improve penetration protection
  • 360° adjustable fit system is easy to use and extremely comfortable
  • High friction pads at in the front vents makes it easy to store eyewear while riding

Specifications:

  • Fit System: 360°
  • Ventilation: 21 Vents
  • Safety Features: MIPS
  • Color: Hydrogen White
  • Weight: 297g (Size S), 315g (Size M)

This product was added to our catalog on May 26, 2022

Helmet Measurements:

  • Helmet sizes are based on the circumference of the head
  • Wrap measuring tape around head
  • Once measurement is determined, refer to chart
Note: Not all sizes available in all models.
Circumference (cm)
S50 - 56cm
M54 - 60cm
L56 - 62cm

Note: All measurements are provided by the manufacturer and may vary depending on how measurements are acquired.