POC Otocon Race MIPS helmet review

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The POC Otocon Race MIPS helmet is a full face lightweight helmet, certified for downhill competition, but designed for the pedalling rigours of enduro riding.

  • Price: £300.00
  • Sizes: XS, S, M, L
  • From: POC Sports

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Review Info

Brand: POC
Product: Otocon Race MIPS
From: pocsports.com
Price: £300
Tested: by Hannah for
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Hannah Dobson

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  • chrismac
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    What is it like to pedal in? Is it vented well enough for those alpine days where there is some pedalling / climbing to access the trails

    Posted 2 years ago
    stwhannah
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    @chrismac it’s ok – more comfortable than many full face helmets, but if I knew I was doing a lot of climbing or pedally traverses on technical trails I’d wear something with a removable chin bar. If I’m doing fireroad laps I tend to just take my FF off and ride without a helmet to the top.

    Posted 2 years ago
    chrismac
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    Thanks Hannah

    Posted 2 years ago
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