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Description du produit
Sweet Protection Switcher 2Vi MIPS is a premium all-mountain helmet built to deliver confident protection with a sleeker, more dialed-in feel for skiers and snowboarders. The helmet uses Sweet Protection’s 2Vi helmet technology platform to balance safety and comfort while keeping the profile streamlined. A uniquely shaped Mips system and multi-density EPS liner with Impact Shields focus protection where it matters most, helping manage both direct and angled impacts. With one-hand adjustable ventilation, a snap-in liner for quick cleaning and a goggle-optimized design, it’s made for everything from storm-day powder to fast groomer laps.
- All-mountain ski and snowboard helmet with 2Vi platform and Mips rotational impact management
- Hybrid construction that blends hardshell and in-mold builds for added rigidity and strength
- Multi-density EPS liner with Impact Shields to spread impact forces across key zones
- Adjustable ventilation controlled by an easy rear dial for quick airflow changes
- Occigrip Fit System for fine width adjustment and a more precise hold
- Fidlock magnetic buckle for fast, glove-friendly opening and closing
- Snap-in liner removes in seconds for easier cleaning and faster drying
- Optimized to integrate smoothly with Sweet Protection goggles
- Audio Ready design for using Sound Chips sold separately not included
Weight
560 g
Les dimensions du produit emballé ou de l'emballage de vente sont environ : 250 x 310 x 270 mm.
MIPS / SPINOuiSexeFemmes,
Hommes
Poids0,8 kg(Comprend le poids de l'emballage de vente éventuel)
Pays de fabrication
R.A.S. chinoise de Hong Kong
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