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Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $7.05 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 8 - Aug 13
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Wearing a loose helmet or wearing the helmet without properly following its fitting instructions, may not provide the best performance and may result in serious injury or even death

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(The MIPS version is $50 more expensive.) Our testers loved this helmet for its sturdy, no-nonsense design and super comfortable, low-profile fit

The helmet is secured by a padded, fleece-clad chin strap that uses the magnetic Fidlock buckle system for easy releasing even with your gloves on, and there are sizable, metal-lined passive vents strategically placed at the front and back of the Play to increase air flow, reduce overheating and whip out condensation

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