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WINNER - Win a Black Diamond Vision Helmet with MIPS Technology Competition

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WINNER: Laurabrown

The most durable foam helmet in the Black Diamond line-up, the Vision MIPS helmet features an EPP foam, EPS foam puck, and ABS shell, which keeps the dings and dents at bay, as well as cutting-edge MIPS (Multidirectional Impact Protection System) technology.

The MIPS system is designed to protect against the rotational motion (or kinematics) transmitted to the brain from angled impacts to the head. This added protection system has been proven to reduce the rotational violence to the brain by absorbing and redirecting oblique impacts to the helmet. Improved side and back coverage increase the level of protection and meets proposed UIAA requirements, while the strategically placed ventilation ports keep the air flowing when temps are high. The suspension system and chin strap keep the Vision sleek, and the integrated headlamp clips are low profile so they don't snag on over-the-shoulder slings and allow you to easily light the way on sends that push past the daylight hours.

  • MIPS Technology for added protection against the rotational motion transmitted to the brain from angled impacts to the head
  • EPP + EPS + ABS shell combo creates most durable foam helmet in Black Diamond line-up
  • Low-profile suspension system
  • Lightweight at 215 grams
  • Integrated headlamp clips
  • Removable / reverse Velcro pads
This competition has now closed.

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10 Aug, 2020

The correct answer is non of the above...[1]

[1] https://mipscorp.com/en/about-us/history/

10 Aug, 2020

I thought the same thing, then watched the video assuming they'd give a clear answer, even if it was technically wrong. Turns out the video mentions two of the possible answers. One is suggested to have been made up. The other is only mentioned alongside another sport. Makes a change from laughably easy questions, I suppose. And they did succeed in getting me to watch the video about their new product, which is the real point.

I've updated the question accordingly

10 Aug, 2020

Can you roll back my entry please :)

No need to, as you got the answer that was intended to be correct right, so you're still in the runnings :-)

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