Smith Code MIPS Helmet
Style with a lightweight in-mold construction
The new Smith Code combines a minimalist aesthetic with Aerocore™ construction featuring Koroyd® for the new front edge of skate style protection. Aerocore™ construction with Koroyd® absorbs more energy on impact than international standards and at the same time increases air circulation.
The low-profile shell design provides even better protection with AirEvac technology for superior goggle integration. The new Wayfinder Strap System with Fidlock® is quick and easy and guarantees one-handed and simple operation. The inner liner offers the comfort of your beanie and is equipped with the Boa® FS360 system. The first true solution for advanced riders who demand superior protection and functionality in a minimalist look.
MIPS® Multi-Directional Impact Protection System
Inside of the Code lies the MIPS® Brain Protection System (BPS). It deflects dangerous forces that would otherwise strike your brain with full force, especially in the case of impacts with a lot of rotational speed.
Attributes
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Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials
- Article number: 482975
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Gender:
- Men
- Women
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Material Specification: polystyrene, polycarbonate, ABSMaterial specifications according to manufacturer, subject to change.
- Weight: 750 g
- Material Features: Lined
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Helmet Features:
- Audio compatible
- EPS foam liner
- In-Mould construction
- MIPS
- Ventilation system
- Lightweight in-mold construction
- Aerocore™ construction featuring Koroyd®
- Airflow climate control
- 6 vents
- MIPS system available in selected colours
- Adjustable BOA® 360 Fit System
- Technical-knit liner
- Wayfinder Strap system featuring Fidlock®
- AirEvac 2 ventilation
- Removable goggle lock
- Beanie compatible
Shop availability
About Smith
As early as 1965, Smith pioneered the snow goggle as we know it today. Created to give fanatic shredders more time on the mountain without foggy vision, Smith have dedicated the past 50 years to improving the way we see things. If you aren't gazing at the sun through a Smith lens, are you even gazing at the sun?