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POC Synapsis XP Helmet
POC's Synapsis XP Helmet uses a semi-hard shell design to absorb large impacts from botched cliff drops and cartwheel crashes on big-mountain lines. POC made this helmet for skiers who won't even consider a binding with a DIN less than 12 and who tend to ride helicopters more often than ski lifts. The POC Synapsis XP Helmet's large hood-scoop style vents keep your head cool whether you rip a steep chute or session a terrain park.
Bottom Line: The biggest lines and the biggest drops call for the POC Synapsis XP Helmet.
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Hi. I measure my head to appr. 58,5 cm.....should I order a large...
Hi. I measure my head to appr. 58,5 cm.....should I order a large (57-58 cm) or a xlarge (59-60 cm)...cause the measurements shown here does not "fit my head"..??
By: Allan Mikkelsen
4 days ago
what is the sizing for this helmet in cm?The sizing chart shows...
what is the sizing for this helmet in cm?The sizing chart shows a small = 53/54cm for the synapsis xp and 51/52 for the skull light xp which isn't listed as under the sizing chart for POC.
By: joh2545642
November 10, 2008
Can you wear this helmet whitewater kayaking? Cheers...
Can you wear this helmet whitewater kayaking? Cheers...
By: sammas01142407222
September 8, 2008
well, sure, you COULD wear it kayaking...or to dinner, or while playing poker...but that's not what it's made for. Skiing, biking, climbing, and kayaking helmets are all made for different sports, and have different attributes that are specific to those sports. Granted, any brain bucket is better than no brain bucket in any crash, but a lightweight foam helmet designed for a single bike crash won't deal with breaking tree branches the same way that a hard shell ski helmet will, and a hard shell rock climbing helmet won't be as warm as a ski helmet, and a ski helmet won't drain/dry as well as a kayak helmet, etc. Sure, it'd be great to spend $100-200 on a single all-sport helmet, but I'd recommend biting the bullet and buying sport-specific helmets--after all, even at $200 each, the right helmet for the right job is still cheaper than a brain injury.
By: telejuneau ![]()
October 16, 2008







