Bicycle Helmet RH+ ZY MIPS, size L-XL (58–62 cm), matt black and glossy white, model EHX6070

RH+ ZY MIPS is a bicycle helmet designed for head sizes 58–62 cm (L-XL). It integrates the MIPS rotational impact protection system to reduce rotational forces during certain impacts and follows the aesthetic of the RH+ EHX6070 model with a matt black base and glossy white accents. The helmet is intended for road and urban cycling where impact mitigation and everyday riding safety are primary concerns.

Advantages

The helmet offers integrated MIPS technology to address rotational motion transferred to the head in oblique impacts. Its fit range covers large and extra-large head sizes (58–62 cm), providing a secure fit for many riders. The combination of matt and glossy finishes creates a visible contrast while maintaining a low-profile design suitable for commuting or road use. Ventilation channels and an adjustable retention system help maintain comfort during extended rides.

Suitable for

• Road cycling and training rides
• Urban commuting and city cycling
• Long-distance recreational rides
• Riders requiring L-XL fit (58–62 cm)

Key specifications

• Size range: fits head circumferences 58–62 cm (L-XL)
• Safety system: rotational impact protection (MIPS)
• Finish: matt black base with glossy white accents
• Design: low-profile road/urban helmet styling
• Retention: adjustable fit system for secure positioning
• Ventilation: multiple air channels for airflow and cooling

How to use

Place the helmet on the head so that it sits level and covers the forehead without tilting backward. Adjust the retention system until the helmet feels snug but not tight, and fasten the chin strap so that one or two fingers can fit between the strap and the chin. Ensure the MIPS inner layer moves slightly relative to the outer shell when tested gently — this indicates the rotational protection layer is functioning. Perform a quick fit check before each ride and replace the helmet after a significant impact or if visible damage appears.

Usage recommendations

Use the helmet for road and urban cycling at speeds and conditions consistent with standard commuter and recreational riding. Maintain straps and retention mechanisms free of dirt and abrasions, and store the helmet away from extreme heat or prolonged sunlight. Replace the helmet according to manufacturer guidance after any crash or after several years of use even if no damage is visible.