The helmet for skiers and snowboarders looking for adaptable all-day, all-mountain protection.

The Obex Mips helmet provides adaptable protection for various skiing and snowboarding styles. It is lightweight, well-ventilated, and ideal for all-day, all-mountain use.

Constructed with an EPS liner, PC shell and an ABS top shell, the helmet balances security and durability with comfort and protection.

The interior size adjustment system spans the circumference of the head, making it easy to find a secure and comfortable fit without needing to change pads.

Sliding vent covers make it easy to adjust ventilation for maximum comfort in all weather conditions, while the addition of integrated vents at the front of the helmet allow air to evacuate from goggles, preventing fogging.

Features

• Mips Evolve: The classic Mips Evolve Brain Protection System enhances rotational impact protection
• EPS Liner: The EPS liner gives optimized, lightweight protection
• 360° Fit System: A 360° adjustment system makes it easy to find a comfortable, secure fit
• Communication headset compatible: The helmet is compatible with the POC Aid Communication Headset
• Dual-Material Shell: An outer PC shell featuring a top section of ABS gives the ultimate balance of strength and durability at a low weight
• Detachable Ear Pads: Detachable ear pads give comfort across a wider range of temperatures
• Goggle Chimneys: Goggle chimneys allow heat from goggles to escape through the helmet, minimizing goggle steaming
• Goggle Clip: A flexible clip at the rear of the helmet keeps goggles securely attached
• Adjustable Ventilation: Adjustable ventilation makes it possible to control airflow through the helmet, giving comfort across a broader range of temperatures

Home is where the heart is

Born and raised in the powder paradise of Hokkaido, Japan, Yu started skiing at a young age. In the early years, skiing was just something he did with his family on the weekends. But by the time he finished school, he had outgrown the Japanese mountains and was eager to ski bigger lines.

Which ski helmet is right for you?

Every skier has different needs depending on the type of skiing they do, which is why choosing the right helmet really matters. Match your helmet to how you ski to ensure the best protection, performance, and confidence on every run.

Does the Obex Mips work with POC’s communication headset?

Yes – all helmets in the Obex series are designed to integrate seamlessly with the Obex Connect Headset for on-mountain communication.

• The Obex Connect Headset fits directly into the helmet’s ear pads, maintaining a low-profile and stable setup
• The integration preserves ventilation and comfort, even during all-day wear
• Ideal for ski instructors, guides, and groups who need reliable communication on the slopes

How does the ventilation system on the Obex Mips work and can I adjust it?

The Obex MIPS features a fully adjustable ventilation system for precise airflow control in any condition. Features include:

• Sliding vent covers on top of the helmet can be opened or closed easily with gloves
• The front intake vents draw in cool air, while rear exhaust channels release warm air to reduce overheating
• Optimized to minimize goggle fogging by directing airflow over and around the goggles
• Tip: Open vents fully for climbs or warmer days, and close them partially when skiing in cold or windy conditions

How do I use the size-adjustment system on the Obex Mips?

The Obex MIPS features a lightweight, dial-based size adjustment system for a precise and comfortable fit. The interior size adjustment system spans the circumference of the head, making it easy to find a secure and comfortable fit without needing to change pads. It has been designed to accommodate different head shapes and POC goggle pairings.

To get the right adjustment, you should:

• Rotate the dial at the back of the helmet to tighten or loosen the fit
• Adjust incrementally until the helmet feels snug but not restrictive
• Combine with the chin strap adjustment for full stability
• Tip: Try the helmet with your goggles before adjusting fully