SMITH Payroll MIPS Helmet

Drop into banked corners, and roll flowy singletrack with confidence. Designed for those who embrace speed, the Smith Payroll mountain bike helmet offers complete coverage for enduro, trail and E-MTB use. The lightweight design is E-bike certified, which tests helmets at higher speeds than traditional bike helmet certifications. Zonal KOROYD and Mips impact technology mean that you can focus on the trail. Our VaporFit system lets you adjust the helmet on the fly, and the Mips layer is integrated with the fit system for a snug, cohesive fit that feels great all day. Generous vents with internal air channels keep you cool while climbing and focused on the descent with fog-free lenses. The three-position visor accommodates sunglasses or goggles between laps or when the sun finally drops below the horizon.

Product Details

• Protection

• Complete KOROYD coverage for lightweight, energy-absorbing and ventilated impact protection
• Mips Brain Protection System reduces rotational forces caused by angled impacts to the head
• Integrated skeletal structure creates a roll cage for added strength and impact protection
• NTA8776 E-bike, CPSC, CE EN 1078 and AS/NZS2063 certified

• Fit / Integration

• Designed for ultimate integration with Smith performance eyewear and goggles for maximum comfort, venting and storage convenience
• AirEvac ventilation system integrates with Smith goggles and eyewear for fog-free lenses
• VaporFit dial adjustment system offers 270-degree fit adjustment with the turn of a dial

• Features

• 19 fixed vents for consistent airflow
• Three-position adjustable visor
• Ionic+ antimicrobial lining offers sweat-activated odor control
• Lightweight, low-bulk single-layer webbing
• Y-strap divider keeps helmet straps flat and close to the face
• Front eyewear storage channels
• Weight (Size M, Mips): 14 oz / 400 g

SMITH

1965 Smith is born In 1965 Dr. Bob Smith, orthodontist and original ski bum, develops the first sealed thermal lens and breathable vent foam. He hand builds goggles in his garage and sells them out of his van on weekend ski trips in Utah and Colorado.