POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet
POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet

POC Skull Dura Comp MIPS FIS Helmet

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Conform to FIS Label

Helmet regulation (2014/15), that requires "Conforms to FIS" label is applicable at all levels without exception for GS, SG and DH. All helmets that meet this regulation in our store are labeled "FIS" for your convenience. Download the current SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALPINE COMPETITION EQUIPMENT and the USSA Helmet Rule for full details.

Selecting your proper helmet size:

Measure your head circumference one inch above the eyebrows around to the largest point on the back of your head. Round up to the larger size when your measurement is between two sizes.

Head Measurement

Helmet Size Guide

Head Circumference (inches) Helmet Size (cm)
20 51
20 1/4 52
20 7/8 53
21 1/4 54
21 5/8 55
22 56
22 3/8 57
22 3/4 58
23 1/4 59
23 5/8 60
24 3/8 61

Helmet Fit Check:

  • Your helmet should fit snugly and square on your head. Make sure that it is not tilted too far back or forward on your head.
  • Cheek pads touch, but do not press uncomfortably.
  • Make sure there are no gaps around your temples, brow or back of the neck
  • With the straps securely fastened, shake your head slightly from side to side and back and forth. If it moves or feels loose, then it is too big. (Also remember that the comfort liner will compress a little with use, so a new helmet should fit as tight as you can comfortably wear.)
  • Again with the straps fastened, try to roll the helmet forward off your head. If you can get it off, it is too big.
  • Feel for any pressure spots. Check for any soreness or red spots after you remove the helmet. If you find any, try the next size up or a different model. All brands fit a little different, so try on multiple styles for the best fit. 

Description & Features

The Skull Dura Comp Mips Race Helmet provides comfort that lets you focus purely on racing, with no distractions — fully certified for racing and featuring the innovative Race Lock turnwheel adjuster for a completely secure fit at very high speeds. This racing helmet is shaped for an even fit over the whole head, with no pressure points. It also features a multi-impact EPP liner for extra protection. Ear chambers support improved balance. Fully compatible with the Maxilla Breakaway Chin Guard.

MIPS provides increased rotational impact protection, and a VPD deflector panel absorbs energy from repeat impacts against the gates.

The FIS RH 2013 certified helmet features aramid penetration protection and ear pads that can be easily removed after a fall, making it easier to remove the helmet safely.

Features

  • Giant Slalom, Super G and Downhill race helmet meeting FIS RH 2013 standards
  • Mips rotational impact protection - MIPS Integra
  • VPD Deflector panels
  • Multi-impact protection
  • Race Lock
  • Multi-impact liner
  • Dual-Material Shell
  • VPD inserts
  • Pull-Release Ear Pads
  • Ear chambers
  • Fidlock® Buckle
  • Aramid Penetration Barrier
  • Goggle clip
  • Maxilla Breakaway Chin Bar compatible

Technical Info

MIPS Integra

The latest technology from brain protection specialists, Mips enhances rotational impact protection.

Race Lock

Race Lock uses a turnwheel adjuster in line with the edge of the helmet to ensure the tightest, most secure fit without affecting the race tuck.

Multi-impact liner

An EPP helmet liner gives multi-impact protection.

Dual-Material Shell

A shell of injected PC/ABS balances strength and durability.

VPD inserts

A layer of VPD between the helmet shell and liner absorbs impact forces from hitting the gates, keeping the liner in optimum condition for protecting your head in a fall.

Pull-Release Ear Pads

Pull-Release ear pads can be easily and safely removed after an accident.

Ear chambers

Open spaces around the ears minimize the helmet's impact on balance and hearing.

Fidlock® Buckle

A Fidlock® buckle makes it easy to fasten the helmet while wearing gloves.

Aramid Penetration Barrier

A layer of aramid between the helmet shell and liner improves penetration protection.