




MTB helmet - Unisex -
The Cularis Pure Bronzite Brown Matt/Lazurite Blue Matt from the brand POC is a lightweight and resistant MTB helmet.
Designed to offer optimal protection, this helmet incorporates technology MIPS®that creates a low-friction layer between the head and the helmet to reduce rotational forces during oblique impacts, thereby limiting the risk of brain injury. Its polycarbonate shell fused with foam EPS ensures lightness and strength. The 360° dial adjustment system ensures a precise and comfortable fit for a perfect hold.
The helmet is also equipped with a location system Recco®, which is essential for security in the event of an accident. Its passive ventilation allows for good air circulation without compromising protection. This helmet focuses on simplicity and efficiency to accompany your MTB adventures with confidence.


- Extended visor/peak that can be replaced with another visor/peak covering the ventilation holes in rainy weather
- Visor/peak detaches in the event of a frontal impact to reduce the force of the impact
- Size adjustment system with dial
- 360° adjustable fit
Certifications: EN 1078 CPSC 1203, AS/NZS 2063
Materials:
- : polycarbonate shell
- Lining: expanded polystyrene (EPS)
| IN-MOLD | This construction adds much more lightness to the Ski helmet. TheIn-Mold is obtained by fusing a thin outer layer of plastic directly to the internal part of the hard foam helmet EPS. |
| MIPS® | Multidirectional Impact System: the Mips® is a revolutionary technology that mimics the brain's natural protection system. The Mips® low-friction layer creates a sliding margin between helmet and head, offering enhanced protection against brain damage caused by violent rotation during oblique impacts. |
| RECCO® | RECCO® is an avalanche rescue system used around the world to help locate people quickly. The two-part system features a detector used by rescuers, and reflectors integrated into clothing. Together, they enable rapid radar detection without replacing the use of transmitter-receivers. |
