The POC Crane MIPS Helmet in Matte White features multiple ventilation holes, black adjustable straps, a dual-density liner for protection, and a yellow MIPS safety label on the lower back for rotational impact safety.

The POC Crane MIPS Helmet in Matte White, shown from the front, features multiple ventilation holes, an adjustable chin strap, and a dual-density liner for improved protection against rotational impacts.

The POC Crane MIPS Helmet in Matte White features black ventilation holes, adjustable chin straps, a matte finish, and offers enhanced protection against rotational impacts.

The POC Crane MIPS Helmet in Matte White is shown from the back, highlighting four rectangular vents, an adjustable chin strap, and a dual-density liner for rotational impact protection.

Description

Inspired by skate helmets, the award-winning Crane MIPS is a versatile cycling helmet ideal for everything from warming up at the skatepark to roasting a huge set of trails!
Updated to include MIPS, the helmet gives enhanced protection against rotational impacts, it’s easy to find a comfortable and secure fit thanks to an easy-to-use adjustment system.

MIPS: Yes

Liner: Dual-density EPS liner provides a progressive stop in case of a crash

Size Guide: S(51-54), M(55-58), L(59-62cm)

Weight: 352 (size medium)

Specifications

MIPS: Yes

Liner: Dual-density EPS liner provides a progressive stop in case of a crash

Weight: 352 (size medium)

POC Crane MIPS Helmet / Matte White

Name: POC Crane MIPS Helmet / Matte White
Brand: POC
SKU: PC105751022MLG1
Price: 93.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Colour - Matte White

Size - M

POC's three-size chart for the Crane.

Size	Head circumference	Notes
S	51–54cm
M	55–58cm
L	59–62cm

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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