Fox Clothing Dropframe Pro Grid Mips MTB Cycling Helmet
The Dropframe Pro Grid Helmet is a game-changing, open-face 3/4 enduro helmet. It features Mips®, the BOA® Fit System for class-leading fit and security, increased ventilation, plus an Ionic+® antimicrobial liner and cheek pads to optimize fit. With its increased coverage for the ears, jaw, and back of the head, this MTB helmet provides the most complete coverage we offer in an open-face helmet.
Key Features:
- Mips® equipped
- Dual-density Varizorb™ EPS provides improved protection
- 8 intake vents and 7 exhaust vents keep you cool
Specifications:
- Mips® added protection system has been proven to reduce the rotational motion when implemented in a helmet by absorbing and redirecting energies and forces otherwise transmitted to the brain
- Dual-density Varizorb™ EPS provides improved protection by spreading forces of impact across a wider area
- 8 Big Bore vents and 7 exhaust vents keep you cool and aid in moisture management
- The securely fixed visor is positioned to channel airflow into the Big Bore vents
- Removable antimicrobial and moisture-wicking liner
- Includes additional pads for custom dialed fit
Fox Dropframe Pro Size Guide
Fox Dropframe Pro helmets are available in two styles. Choose the size chart below that matches the style of Dropframe Pro helmet you wish to purchace.
Size Chart for Dropframe Pro Models with Covered Ear Sections
|
Size* |
Head Circumference |
|
S |
51 - 55 cm |
|
M |
55 - 59 cm |
|
L |
59 - 62 cm |
*With these models sizing can be adjusted with cheek Pads that come with each Dropframe Pro helmet: 15 mm (included), 20 mm (installed), 25 mm (included)
Size Chart for Dropframe Pro Models with Open Ear Sections
|
Size |
Head Circumference |
|
S |
52 - 55 cm |
|
M |
54 - 56 cm |
|
L |
56 - 58 cm |
|
XL |
58 - 60 cm |
How to measure
To find the circumference of your head, place a tape measure in the centre of your forehead, wrap it around above your ears and around the back of your head. If there's a slight difference between two different sizes, always go for the tighter size.
Once you know the circumference of your head, see the available sizes shown on the product and select the appropriate one.
The majority of cycling helmets have some form of adjustment for size, usually in the form of a ratchet adjuster to tighten or loosen the straps, some helmets will also come with different thickness pads to further customise the fit.
Read our clothing size guide for more information on sizing.
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