The Ryft Mips from Bollé is a high-quality hybrid ski helmet designed for freeride skiing. Weighing in at 690 grams, it offers a balanced combination of protection and comfort. The helmet is made from durable polycarbonate, making it both lightweight and resilient. The MIPS technology (Multi-Directional Impact Protection System) provides additional protection against angled impacts by reducing the rotational forces that can act on the head. The Ryft Mips is designed for adults and fits head circumferences from 52 to 55 cm, making it a versatile choice for various head sizes. Its simple, glossy black color gives the helmet a modern and timeless design that pairs well with different ski outfits. This helmet is not only functional but also stylish, offering safety and comfort for anyone looking to explore the slopes and untouched terrain.
Exact colour description | Full Black Shiny |
Helmet size | S |
Helmet features | MIPS |
Design type | Hybrid |
Item number | 24672540 |
Manufacturer | Bollé |
Category | Ski helmets |
Release date | 17.3.2023 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Full Black Shiny |
Material group | Plastic |
Material | Polycarbonates |
Target group | Men |
Age group | Adults |
Helmet size | S |
Head circumference | 52 - 55 cm |
Design type | Hybrid |
Area of use | Ski Freeride |
Helmet features | MIPS |
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Weight | 690 g |
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Source: Digitec GalaxusPut it on and feel good. No one tested found the Bolle to be a bad fit. The generously cut ear pads are also good, allowing all ambient noise, but not the wind, to pass through. The goggles are well ventilated and provide a clear view. If you are looking for a small point of criticism, you could cite the slightly restricted field of vision.