Smith Persist MIPS Helmet

Smith Optics

$130.00
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Our first cycling season carrying the Smith Persist cycling helmet.  We tested this last season as it replaced the Portal and found it to be lighter and cooler to wear. A mid range priced helmet that packs a lot of features and comfort designed for the everyday cyclist.  Not just a stylish helmet as it comes equipped with MIPS, a web like layer that helps to protect your head from rotational forces in the event of a crash.  We also liked the smooth shell of the Persist, void of any sharp points in the back or front of the helmet that can be a problem in so many bike helmets when hitting the ground when a fall occurs.  The dial in adjustable VaporFit™ system provides a perfect customized fit, and the Persist features 21 well placed vents that work with internal air channels to keep your head cool and comfortable.  Smith's AirEvac™ system efficiently pulls hot air off of your eyewear to prevent fogging. And what has become typical of Smith cycling helmets, the pass-through channels in the front of the helmet that allows your favorite sunnies from Smith to be easily stored on the front of the helmet.  A well featured cycling helmet at a great price.

Features:

  • Lightweight in-mold construction
  • MIPS® Brain Protection System reduces rotational forces caused by angled impacts to the head
  • AirEvac™ ventilation system integrates with Smith eyewear for fog-free lenses
  • VaporFit™ dial adjustment system offers 270-degree fit adjustment with the turn of a dial
  • 21 fixed vents for consistent airflow
  • Performance comfort lining
  • Lightweight, low-bulk single layer webbing
  • Weight (Size M, MIPS®): 11 oz / 300 g
  • CPSC and CE EN 1078 certified

Sizing

  • Small (Head Circumference 20 1/8" to 21 5/8", 51 to 55cm),
  • Medium (21 5/8" to 23 1/8", 55 to 59cm) 
  • Large (23 1/8" to 24 5/8", 59 to 63cm)

How to measure for your size

To find the right size, wrap a measuring tape around the head, just above the ears. Try to keep it level front to back. Once you have your measurement, you can use the guide above.