MIPS & WS11 Helmets
MIPS: Uses a physical low-friction slip liner anchored inside the inner EPS foam. During an oblique fall, the liner slides 10–15mm in all directions, decoupling the helmet shell from the head to redirect rotational energy.
KASK WG11: Treats the entire helmet as a unified impact system. Rather than using an extra sliding piece inside, KASK engineers the structural density of the EPS foam, shell geometry, outer finish, and inner padding density so the entire helmet dissipates rotational forces organically during an impact.
