Mips stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System, a phrase that somewhat explains what these helmets are capable of ...

(It's worth noting here, though, that the Giro Aries Spherical Helmet ($250) still has a Mips system.) Trek, another of the world’s biggest brands, rolled out its WaveCel system a few years ago.

Unfortunately, I have rung my bell quite a few times, and I know firsthand how important it is to protect its contents. This leads me to seek out the best helmets on the market without a brand ...

Mips quickly decided their effort was best spent further perfecting the technology, and two years later, they became an ingredient brand working with existing helmet manufacturers. As with the human ...

The Giro Tremor Child Helmet is a great choice for most kids age 5 and up. It has the widest fit range of any helmet we tested (47–54 centimeters), and it has an easy-to-use dial-adjust system ...

Most importantly, the helmet uses the patented MIPS system to protect your brain. This technology incorporates a layer that shifts subtly upon impact, by just about 10 to 15 millimeters, ...

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the Giro Register MIPS bike helmet to find out if it's worth it.

MIPS: Stands for Multi-Directional Impact Protection System. MIPS is a technology that most helmets use to manage rotational and angular impacts to the head. It allows the helmet to shift slightly ...

As expected, the Qualifier DLX Mips has the Mips system integrated into its build, ensuring an extra layer of protection that can't be found in regular helmets. The headgear retails between $149. ...