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The facts at a glance
Bollé Keystone Mips
Ski helmet with MIPS technology for optimal protection and comfort during ski tours and freeskiing adventures.
The Keystone Mips from Bollé is the ideal ski helmet for skiers and freeski enthusiasts who value safety and comfort. This unisex helmet stands out for its minimalist design with an integrated brim, offering a seamless look and fit. The hard-shell construction ensures excellent protection and durability, while the Mips® multidirectional impact protection system provides additional protection during oblique falls.
Thanks to AViD Progressive EPS technology, energy is optimally distributed during impacts, further enhancing safety. The helmet is designed without a visor to offer maximum flexibility in choosing ski goggles, while the elastic goggle strap keeps the goggles securely in place.
A sophisticated ventilation system ensures a continuous flow of air that actively prevents overheating. The 1-Piece Padding and Ears technology allows for a custom fit for optimal comfort. Available in a variety of colors, the helmet matches any outfit and is a reliable companion on the slopes.
Thanks to AViD Progressive EPS technology, energy is optimally distributed during impacts, further enhancing safety. The helmet is designed without a visor to offer maximum flexibility in choosing ski goggles, while the elastic goggle strap keeps the goggles securely in place.
A sophisticated ventilation system ensures a continuous flow of air that actively prevents overheating. The 1-Piece Padding and Ears technology allows for a custom fit for optimal comfort. Available in a variety of colors, the helmet matches any outfit and is a reliable companion on the slopes.
Product details
- Optimal for:
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- Skiing
- Freeski
- Features:
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- Minimalist design with an integrated hem for a seamless look and fit.
- Without a visor for maximum flexibility in choosing eyewear.
- Elastic goggle strap for a secure fit.
- Hard-shell construction for excellent protection and durability.
- MIPS® multidirectional impact protection system for improved protection during oblique falls.
- AViD Progressive EPS technology for optimal energy distribution during impacts.
- A continuous flow of air thanks to a well-designed ventilation system.
- 1-Piece Padding and Ears for personalized comfort and fit.
- First BOLLE helmet made from recycled materials for greater sustainability.
- Available in a variety of colors to match any outfit.
Summary
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Activity: | Alpine Ski Touring & Backcountry, Skiing |
| Characteristics: | stretchable |
| Features (Cycling Helmets): | MIPS |
| Features (Ski Helmets): | MIPS |
Our tip
Our tip: Mips version without visor✓PisteMore ›
SportFits advice
Bollé Keystone Mips
Mips version without visor
Hard shell | continuous
The essentials
- ✓A good fit if you want to pair your own ski goggles with a Mips helmet
- ✓A good fit if you prefer a hard shell with an integrated brim
- –Less so if you need an integrated visor: the Keystone Mips is explicitly described without one.
What is it for?
Our take
With its visor-free design, the Keystone Mips leaves room for separate ski goggles. The hard shell has Mips and AViD Progressive EPS; an elastic holder secures the goggle strap.
How do we know?
From the details in the shop and from the manufacturer. The rating compares the Ski helmets in our Ski helmet buying advice.
Or a different one?
Compared
| Keystone Mips | Vantage 2 Mips | |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | Hard shell | three-piece hybrid shell |
| Ventilation | continuous | adjustable |
| Price | 194.35€ | |
| Good for | Piste | Piste, Freeride |
Advice in the SportFits Magazine
Ski helmet finderPiste, freeride or ski touring: start with what you plan to do. Then compare fit, ventilation and visor. The standard named by the manufacturer is shown for each model. There are no documented touring models for children.
Mips explainedA thin layer inside the helmet that slides in angled falls. What research says it does and where its limits are.
