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News: SixSixOne release new EVO AM helmet with MIPS

29.08.2014
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MIPS is everywhere this year, and 661 have also joined the party, integrating the technology into their new EVO AM helmet. Retailing for €189 / £129, this represents an affordable price point for the enhanced protection. With 15 vents and a deep rear cover, this will surely be a popular helmet on the trails.

The new 661 EVO AM helmet comes with MIPS technology and will retail for €189 / £129.
The new 661 EVO AM helmet comes with MIPS technology and will retail for €189 / £129.
The EVO AM is available in 4 colour options with asymmetric graphics
The EVO AM is available in 4 colour options with asymmetric graphics
The helmets all feature MIPS technology for improved safety.
The helmets all feature MIPS technology for improved safety.
A boa retention system provides precise fit and offers 360 degree tension.
A boa retention system provides precise fit and offers 360 degree tension.
The shell uses contego EPS foam, shown to e stronger than regular EPS.
The shell uses contego EPS foam, shown to e stronger than regular EPS.
The visor can be adjusted to two different heights.
The visor can be adjusted to two different heights.

For more information check out 661’s website

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