Fox Rampage Pro Carbon MIPS Helmet / Matte Carbon / M

Description

The Fox Rampage Pro Carbon MIPS helmet combines all of the features of a high end race helmet wrapped in a stylish shell. The folks at Fox Racing have been at the forefront of helmet design for BMX and downhill mountain bikes for many years and this is the pinnacle of their helmet series. With MIPS technology built in and a lightweight construction, this helmet should be on the consideration list of any racer.

Tech Summary

MIPS™ added protection system is meant to reduce the rotational motion when implemented in a helmet by absorbing and redirecting energies and forces otherwise transmitted to the brain
Breakaway visor screws are designed to sheer off at impact to reduce rotational forces
Dual-density, In-Mold Varizorb™ EPS balances weight with performance and is meant to provide improved protection by spreading forces over a wider surface area
Lightweight carbon fiber shell construction
Injected mesh vent screens maintain superior ventilation and airflow while shielding the rider from dirt and debris
Removable, washable X-Static® comfort liner and cheek pads are antimicrobial and manage odor while wicking moisture away from the head

Fox Rampage Pro Carbon MIPS Helmet

Name: Fox Rampage Pro Carbon MIPS Helmet
Brand: Fox
SKU: FO27461062L
Price: 355.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Colour - Matte Black

Size - L

Fox's chart for the Rampage family (Rampage, Rampage Comp, Rampage Pro Carbon). It fits like a moto helmet: expect a snug, encompassing feel.

Size	Head circumference	Notes
XS	53–54cm	20.9–21.3"
S	55–56cm	21.7–22"
M	57–58cm	22.4–22.8"
L	59–60cm	23.2–23.6"
XL	61–62cm	24–24.4"
XXL	63–64cm	24.8–25.2"

Fox's ranges leave 1cm gaps between sizes: if you land in a gap, take the larger size.

How to measure

Wrap a soft tape measure around the widest part of your head, about 2.5cm above your eyebrows and just above your ears. Keep it level and snug but not tight, and read the number in centimetres.

No tape measure? Use a piece of string or a shoelace, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.

Between two sizes? Most helmet brands recommend the larger size and using the thicker set of pads. A helmet should feel snug all round with no pressure points, and shouldn't rock when you shake your head.

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