1.1K views · 11 reactions | The Mips® brain protection system for industrial safety helmets is available in our V-Gard H2™. See how it helps reduce the risk of brain trauma: https://us.msasafety.com/v-gardh2?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=orgsoc&utm_campaign=head-protection&utm_content=industrial | MSA | Facebook

17K views · 161 reactions | For ultimate protection, the Anon Optics helmet collection includes styles for women and men that feature the Multidirectional Impact Protection System. MIPS for short, this system protects against angled impacts with a low-friction layer between the helmet’s outer shell and liner that mimics the brain’s natural defense mechanism. Hit the link to learn more about the science behind MIPS and shop the collection: bit.ly/2Rfzwxb | Burton Snowboards | Facebook

13 reactions | The Mips® safety system features a low-friction layer inside an equestrian helmet that allows a multi-directional movement of 10-15mm on certain angled impacts, intended to help reduce rotational force to the head. #mips #charlesowen #safety #education #safetyfirst #eventing #horses #equestrian #concussionawareness #rotation #mipssystem | Charles Owen | Facebook

Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (MIPS) is an internationally recognized safety feature for riding helmets offering additional protection for rotational falls, but how does it work? This video explains the technology and functionality of the MIPS safety feature that is used in equestrian helmets. Charles Owen | #USEquestrian | US Equestrian | Facebook

Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (MIPS) is an internationally- recognized safety feature for riding helmets that offers additional protection for rotational falls. Learn exactly how MIPS works in equestrian helmets in this video provided by Charles Owen. For additional resources on helmets, check out this helmet guide provided by SmartPak on how to choose a helmet, as well as the different styles and safety features offered. ➡️ https://www.smartpakequine.com/content/riding-helmet-guide

1.7K views · 3 comments | MIPS technology is becoming more and more common in ski helmets these days, but what exactly is it and do you need it in your helmet? 樂 | InTheSnow Magazine | Facebook

MIPS Explained 💭 If you have been shopping for a riding helmet over the past few years you would've seen the term MIPS technology thrown about, but what is it?! 🤔 MIPS stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection and is a safety technology that over 120 brands have incorporated into their helmets, including construction, cycling and of course equestrian! 🏇🏼 The MIPS system itself is a low friction layer that sits between the EPS foam and the helmet liner, and allows for a sliding motion of