





Ski helmet - Children -
The POCito Auric Cut MIPS Fluorescent Orange ski helmet POC is a Ski helmet for Children, providing excellent protection.
To ensure maximum security for budding young Belayer skiers, POC has integrated into this model the technology Mips®System, an innovative system that absorbs the rotational energy caused by sideways falls, reducing the impact perceived by the brain.
Made up of a solid outer shell and an internal ABS outer shell and a multi-impact Internal EPP East's multi-impact lining provides long-lasting protection for the head, without compromising the helmet's protective properties. Adjustable thumbwheel for a secure, comfortable fit.
Available in flashy colours, this model incorporates a row of LEDs on the back of the helmet to make it easy to spot the young skier or signal the child's presence when walking to the car park or in the resort. Reflective stickers have also been applied to the front of the Helmet.
Finally, the POCito Auric Cut MIPS has a reflector RECCO® to make it easier for rescuers to find you in the event of an Avalanche, as well as a personal information sheet.
So choosing this model means opting for peace of mind and security for your little ones.


- LEDs at the rear for added security
- Reflective elements
- Clip for binding the Goggles to the rear panel
- Medical chip with the child's full medical history
- Certifications EN 1077B, ASTM 2040
Materials:
- External shell : ABS
- Lining: EPP
| MIPS® | Multidirectional Impact System: the Mips® is a revolutionary technology that mimics the brain's natural protection system. The Mips® low-friction layer creates a sliding margin between helmet and head, offering enhanced protection against brain damage caused by violent rotation during oblique impacts. |
| RECCO® | RECCO® is an avalanche rescue system used around the world to help locate people quickly. The two-part system features a detector used by rescuers, and reflectors integrated into clothing. Together, they enable rapid radar detection without replacing the use of transmitter-receivers. |
