The Mips® Integra Split system is integrated into the energy-absorbing liner. By splitting the liner into three separate parts and adding a low-friction surface between the movable layers, the system can move to help reduce rotational motion to the head in certain angled impacts. Flexible fixations allow for controlled movement of the parts.
On the following pages you will find all you need to know about how we work with product branding and design on Integra Split. For more detailed construction guidelines, we recommend you to contact your Mips engineer.
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Our goal with Mips graphics is that we want to take a discreet but clear ownership of our technology with balanced graphic elements without hijacking the overall design of the helmet. Read more below on what type of graphics we work with on Integra Split.
On Mips Integra Split we use a Family Graphic, highlighting the family and product name. The graphic is pad printed on a cap, that is situated in the crown of the helmet over a woofer fixation. The Integra Split graphic is available in yellow/white.

We offer the option to use a textile label on the helmet comfort liner if the Mips Low Friction Layer is hidden beneath.

We offer the option to use a textile label on the helmet comfort liner if the Mips Low Friction Layer is hidden beneath.

In addition to the textile label it´s possible to use a printed graphic on the comfort liner. The printed graphic makes it possible to highlight that the helmet is featured with Mips technology.

The Mips logo, nicknamed the Yellow Dot, is our most recognized brand asset. It is placed on the outside of the helmet and brings a feeling of added safety to the user.

The Mips logo position is key to achieve the best visibility and to keep consistency for the consumer when recognizing a helmet with a Mips safety system. Our goal is to always achieve the same logo placement. However, we understand that in some cases due to different helmet geometries and other design constrains the optimum logo placement is not possible. For these cases we have alternative logo placement guidelines.

ON HELMET LOGO
Looking at the helmet from behind the Mips logo is placed to be visible both from the left and from the rear.