MET Echo MIPS
50,78
Bell 4Forty MIPS
From 60,94
Bell 4Forty
From 45,69
MET Echo MIPS vs. Bell 4Forty MIPS vs. Bell 4Forty
This is what our customers think
Reviews
Pros
light weight (2x) |
Design |
Fit |
Lovely light |
Price (6x) |
Fit (5x) |
Comfortable (4x) |
Mips (4x) |
Fast delivery |
Good quality |
Good price/quality |
Light |
Cons
Valve firmness |
None found yet. |
adjustable straps do not pull easily |
None (2x) |
None to date |
Actually not provisional |
Very short strap |
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According to the product specialist
Pros
The In-mold construction makes this MET Echo MIPS MTB helmet sturdier and lighter in weight. |
MIPS fall protection effectively absorbs the lateral and rotational forces in the event a fall. |
The fit is perfectly adjustable, thanks to the Safe-T Mid Fit system and the adjustable straps. |
Thanks to the 14 ventilation holes, you can keep your head cool. |
The visor is removable, allowing you to attach it to the helmet as required. |
MIPS absorbs the impact of a fall effectively for increased protection. |
The Sweat Guide padding wicks away moisture effectively, keeping your head nice and dry. |
With the Float Fit system you can adjust the fit perfectly for high wearing comfort. |
The strong In-Mold polycarbonate helmet construction increases safety. |
The helmet has 15 ventilation openings for comfortable breathability. |
The Float Fit system is very light and user-friendly. |
Cons
MIPS provides additional safety, but also adds some extra weight. |
This helmet has no camera or light mount. |
As the helmet has no MIPS crash protection, you are less well protected in case of a fall. |
Specifications
Cross Country
Trail / Enduro
Trail / Enduro
350 grams
321 grams
Yes, MIPS
Yes, MIPS
No
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L
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52 - 56 cm
52 - 55 cm
52 - 55 cm
Colour
Black
Grey
Green
Blue
Grey
Green
Blue
Black
Grey
Red
Grey
Red
Black
Grey
Grey
★★★☆
★★★☆
★★★☆
Helmet finish
Matte
Matte
Matte