Tartan cap: Endura's helmet update

Tim Folchert

· 01.06.2022

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Tartan cap: Endura's helmet update

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Endura doesn't just make high-quality rainwear for bikers, but pretty much everything you wear on your bike. The Scots have now given their helmets an upgrade.

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The clothing manufacturer Endura has - in addition to shorts, shirts and Shoes - especially through its waterproof clothing made a name for itself. But the Scots also have MTB helmets in their programme. This year, they are giving their half-shell helmets a safety update and equipping their protective caps with clever features.

Photo: HerstellerThe striking green Koroyd housing is designed to protect the head on impact.

Compared to its predecessor, the new model comes with a larger visor and the Mips rotation protection.

While the goggle was still held in place by a temple on the predecessor, the upgrade version is only equipped with a minimalist rubber on the back.

The size can be adjusted to the head using the adjustment wheel.

Also for non-filmmakers: a helmet lamp can also be mounted using the camera holder. For the long nights in winter.

The low-slung back of the helmet shell is designed to protect the head and is a characteristic of an all-mountain and enduro helmet.

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The Endura MT500 MTB helmet

The top model from the Scots is equipped with all the safety features that Endura has to offer. In addition to the tried and tested Mips, which protects the brain from dangerous rotational forces, the Koroyd housing is located between the outer shell and the interior. This honeycomb-look insert is designed to further minimise impact forces.

The numerous small openings in the fabric are designed to keep the head cool. The MT500 is available in the sizes XS-S, M-L, L-XL and in six colours available. Cost point for the top Endura model: 189,00 Euro >> available here . Certification: CPSC and CE EN1078: 2012 + A1: 2012 standards.

Like the MT500, the Singletrack comes with the Koroyd honeycomb housing. There is a version of the MTB helmet with and a version without mips.

Photo: HerstellerLike the MT500, the Singletrack comes with the Koroyd honeycomb housing. There is a version of the MTB helmet with and a version without mips.

The low back is designed to provide additional protection for the back of the head.

A camera mount can be attached using an adapter. Without any gluing.

Like the MT500, the Singletrack has a minimalist rubber mount on the back to prevent the goggle from slipping.

Honeycomb: The Koroyd housing is deformed to cushion the impact.

The numerous ventilation openings are designed to cool the head. The inner lining is removable and washable.

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The Endura Singletrack Mips

The Singletrack MTB helmet comes in two versions: with and without mips. Otherwise, the Singletrack is very similar to the MT500. The honeycomb-like Koroyd housing is also fitted as standard. It is also available in six colours and the sizes XS-S, M-L, L-XL. The Endura Singletrack is available for 119,99 Euro with Mips (>> available here) and for 99,99 Euro without the rotation protection from Sweden. Certification: CPSC and CE EN1078: 2012 + A1: 2012 standards

The entry-level Endura Hummvee plus model comes without the Koroyd honeycomb. However, this MTB helmet is still available as a Mips version.

Photo: HerstellerThe entry-level Endura Hummvee plus model comes without the Koroyd honeycomb. However, this MTB helmet is still available as a Mips version.

The black plastic insert (mips) is designed to protect the head from dangerous rotational forces in the event of a fall.

The Hummvee comes with the same adjustment system as its two big brothers.

In addition to black, the Hummvee plus is available in four other colours.

The entry-level model has to do without the Koroyd honeycomb insert. Instead, the Hummvee is available from just 79.99 euros.

Here, too, the padding is removable and washable.

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The Endura Hummvee plus

The Hummvee plus entry-level model has also been given an update. It has the same adjustment system as its two brothers, the MT500 and the Singletrack. However, Endura has dispensed with the Kod honeycomb technology. Instead, it can be ordered with or without mips. Cost point: 99,99 Euro with Mips. Without Mips, the Hummvee plus costs 79,99 Euro. Certification: CPSC and CE EN1078: 2012 + A1: 2012 standards

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