For 2022 Endura has announced that it will now be offering helmets with MIPS protection after previously using Koroyd inside its helmets. Alongside the protection updates, Endura has made some other changes to its MTB helmets with increased head coverage, a new fit system, increased visor adjustability and more.
| We’ve been producing great helmets and growing the range for many years but summer ‘22 sees a step change in Endura’s offer, both in terms of choice and technical safety features. The addition of MIPS options and expanding our use of Koroyd technology demonstrates our goal of creating best in class product.— Ian Young, Endura Category Manager |
MT500
The top-of-the-range MT500 helmet will now be available with MIPS and Koroyd technologies with a fully-integrated fit system into the MIPS layer. Endura says this will provide a 360-degree flexible mount that can conform to different head shapes. As well as the inclusion of MIPS Endura has added an accessory mount, a goggle strap gripper, a glasses dock and a visor with increased adjustability.
Endura has the new MT500 helmet available now and costs £169.99.
SingleTrack
Offering a slightly cheaper helmet option the SingleTrack uses Koroyd panels and comes with or without MIPS for 2022. The new model features a slightly revised peak, a TPR moulded goggle strap gripper and a new fit system alongside increased head coverage.
The SingleTrack helmet is available with MIPS for £109.99 or £89.99 without.
Hummvee Plus
The cheapest helmet in the updated range is the Hummvee Plus which follows the rest of the new options with an updated fit system and MIPS protection. This helmet sells for £84.99 with MIPS or £64.99 without.
You think and you´ve seen videos?
@Balgaroth is right for at least 90% of the market´s brands/products. And yes, if the brand pays enough, they´ll get the design exclusive to them.
"KUJI is leading the Urban bicycle market making 20% of helmets worldwide , being a strong partner to the leading helmet brands, proposing new design and new technologies."
www.kujisports.eu/sports-helmets
www.kujispt.com
Or Wavecel "founded by Bontrager/Trek" which was actually founded and produced by Onward www.youtube.com/channel/UC1d3_fdB7VjYOn9WxPzJHYg
Or Strategic
www.strategicsportsltd.net
"As a vertically integrated company, all key processes from raw materials sourcing, product development, molding and tooling, to product testing are done in-house."
As all innovation and design in this field, Wavecel sure is the brain child of an American noble price winner.
@Balgaroth Buddy, you're way off track. You clearly said catalog, now where is this catalog that they choose helmets from? Come on, let's see where these generic designs are that brands go and choose. You've been asked several times but haven't provided any evidence. Hitchens' razor, put up or shut up
3 brands offering identical products? Sorry but again you've failed. You've presented superficial conjecture and nothing more. Occam's razor would also lead any rational person to believe that someone going this hard about something so trivial on the internet is full of shit
Hahahaha ok pal, if that was the case then nobody would find their products to buy in the first place. And if what you say is true, then so many people would know that it would be very easy to find that information, because giant conspiracies don't actually work you. Sorry, but proof or gtfo
You have shown literally no evidence other than some helmets look similar to others. They are f*cking helmets, how different do you think they're going to look?
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Also, you say they're sticking to their history, but at the time that wasn't their history, it was new. So another fairly big logic flaw there
Now you consider that naming bikes after weapons wwas cringe when Intense started, but I would argue the opposite. 90's and early 00's were all about that, big trucks, flames, whatever. All this is cringe by nowadays standards but back then it was cool. Flames and American flags, terrible "tribal" tatoo, big baggy pants and skate shoes. Nowadays it is grey, kaki, and everything subdued, in 10 years all this will look cringe and lame, and all will hail the new trend. Might be circular and go back go flames, flags and baggies or might be something else. As for snowflake and fragility we may see something else, or the return of dick swinging culture, either way, stick to what you believe in instead of following every trend because you're told it's what you should think today.
Been trying to get people riled up at Intense for a while on that. It’s beyond the question of 2nd amendment. It’s just dumb marketing. We’re not 7 yr old boys.
Source: www.pinkbike.com/news/review-smith-mainline-helmet.html
Second source: Me, I love the helmet anyhow, I am a big MIPS hater though
Almost like straws in a soda lid
not a good combination of technologies
www.pinkbike.com/news/review-smith-mainline-helmet.html
still like the helmet its just better with some dust in it
- Creaky MIPS liner
I read, you did not
- Creaky MIPS liner
its literally in the takeaway bulleted summation
What do you think the "inner portion of the helmet" is? Hint its koyord
You may have read it, I believe you can read, however reading comprehension may have eluded you on this one.
You sure you read it? Selective reading?