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The Bell Qualifier DLX MIPS Motorcycle Graphic Helmet delivers exceptional performance at incredible value.Lightweight Polycarbonate/ABS shell constructionVelocity Flow Ventilation system for maximum coolingMIPS energy management systemBluetooth Read Com PortProtint Photochromatic ClickRelease Face Shield with anti-fogRemovable and washable anti-bacterial liningPadded wind collar drastically reduces wind and road noiseIntegrated speaker pocketsIndustry-leading 5 year warrantyDOT and ECE certificationThe Bell Qualifier DLX MIPS Motorcycle Graphic Helmet has a lightweight Polycarbonate/ABS shell construction which comes in three shell and EPS sizes for a personalised fit. There is also a Velocity Flow Ventilation system for maximum cooling. This Helmet has a removable and washable anti-bacterial lining with a padded wind-collar to drastically reduces wind and road noise.This helmet has been awarded DOT and ECE certification, with the welcome additional of MIPS. MIPS, or Multi-direction Impact Protection System, uses a slip place designed to manage energy from rotational and angular impacts. In 1996, Swedish neurosurgeon Hans von Holst began to study helmet construction. He partnered with Peter Halldin, researcher at the Royal Institute of Technology, with a goal to contribute to the evolution of helmet technology. As a result, the company, MIPS AB was founded in 2001 by Hans, Peter and 3 other specialists in the biomechanical field from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm, Sweden. The company has extensive technological and medical expertise focused on head injuries. They also conduct studies involving injury prediction and the simulation of head and neck injuries using advanced data methods. MIPS AB has extensive and profound knowledge concerning head and neck injuries, a result of 20 years' experience in the area.For the past 60 years and counting, Bell engineers have researched the forces involved in crashes across a wide range of scenarios. Recent findings have concluded that brain injury received during an angular impact can be much more severe, due to higher strain on the brain s tissue. MIPS addresses this strain by allowing the head to slide independent of the helmet for a few milliseconds. This critical moment of time helps to reduce the relative motion of the brain inside the skull, and can potentially reduce strain to the brain caused by angled impacts.In 2014, Bell introduced MIPS technology into its bike helmet product line. For 2017, Bell is proud to announce the availability of MIPS in 3 tried-and-true powersports helmets. Representing unique riding styles, the MX-9 MIPS, MX-9 Adventure MIPS, and the Qualifier DLX MIPS are ready for the journey ahead.Additional features of this Helmet include a Bluetooth Read Com Port, integrated speaker pockets and a ProTint Photochromatic ClickRelease Face Shield with anti-fog. Activated by UV light, Bell ProTint shields adapt to changing light conditions, providing enhanced vision during any ride.
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