Catlike, with its Mixino Evo Mips helmet, has a long-standing tradition in cycling. Just to stick to the recent past, The Movistar Team athletes competed with Catlike helmets and in particular champions of the caliber of Nairo Quintana, Alejandro ValverdeOver the years, collaborations have continued continuously, and each of these has contributed something to the Catlike brand. From the point of view of aesthetics and technology, but also and above all with regards to development. In 2023 the collaboration moved to America, Catlike, in fact, supports the athletes of the Team Novo Nordisk.
An ever new product
Over the years there have been many tweaks and technical improvements, but the starting point of the Mixino Evo Mips has always been solidIt is a lightweight helmet, with excellent ventilation, comfortable and which guarantees great safety.
The Mixino Evo Mips It is built with 39 holes and more than 40% of the front part is open, it is precisely these numbers that provide the best possible ventilation. A feature further strengthened by Dual Flow technology, which allows the inside of the helmet to always be kept cool: the position of the holes is in fact designed to create an aerodynamic flow which carries hot air from the front to the back, expelling her.
Adjustable and comfortable
Comfort is one of those fundamental qualities when you spend many hours in the saddle. The internal padding of the Mixino Evo Mips is soft and does not squeeze the head excessivelyThe rear retention band is adjustable in all directions via a rotor.
The adjustments are millimetric and asymmetrical, the right and left sides are in fact free to be arranged independentlyAt the back of the head are two padded supports, adjustable lengthwise, which allow you to find the perfect fit. These two solutions further enhance the comfort of this helmet.
Safety
Safety, especially when cycling, is a fundamental topic and Catlike knows it. The Mixino Evo Mips helmet is no exception, thanks also to its great technical qualities. All 39 holes are designed with Hexagon technology, or rather designed with a honeycomb shape, so as to always have two solid structural parts in the event of an impact.
The inside of the shell features a Kevlar mesh, the same material used in bulletproof vests. As the name suggests, This helmet sees the use of technology Mips in its new version: the Mips Air Node.
The Mixino Evo Mips is on sale for 200 euros, the version without Mips costs 163 euros.
