Fabio Fabio

Product detailed description

Fabio editions The approach to every obstacle with creativity and inspiration to do things differently has always been an ethos that we shared with Fabio Wibmer. Now that he is leading and re-presenting what is possible on the bike, and as we continue to lead and innovate in the development of award-winning protection, we have teamed up and developed an exclusive series of Fabio signatures. Everything in the series contains details designed by Fabio himself. The Coron Air SPIN has been designed to provide performance protection throughout the day. Coron Air SPIN leverages the entire POC helmet's approach to design and construction, which provides an excellent level of comfort, fit and performance, and includes optimized ventilation ducts to maximize airflow at both low and high speeds, making it ideal for all-day use, especially in transitions between enduro stages. Other features developed as part of our approach to the entire helmet include SPIN (Shearing Pad INside), our patented silicone pad system; removable face padding for greater protection when going downhill and increased ventilation when driving between Enduro racing stages. The specially shaped ear chambers of the helmet are designed to minimize the negative impact on balance and hearing associated with wearing a full face helmet. The fiberglass shell and multiple EPP impact pad provide high impact performance, durability and low weight. Developed in collaboration with POC team athletes Martin Söderström and Robin Wallner, Coron Air SPIN provides protection that professionals can count on. Fabio Wibmer has planned something big to present his new POC collection. They gathered a crew of cameramen, a photographer, their trusted stuntman and a renowned director. They went to Saalbach to present new helmets, knee pads, elbow pads, sunglasses and "Wibmer style" goggles. However, some plans simply don't work, especially when Fabio's stunt pairs are injured first - forcing the Austrian to drive everything himself - and second, the director has very specific ideas about what a "good" production should be. Fortunately, in the end, everything meets the Fabio Wibmer standard.