
Cube
Cube Strover Mips MTB Mountain Bike Helmet
From £54.99
Lowest ever £54.99 · seen 10 August 2026
1 retailer offer · on sale
The current best price for Cube Strover Mips MTB Mountain Bike Helmet is £54.99 from Tredz. The lowest price we have recorded is £54.99 on .
Enduro is all about pure enjoyment on two wheels! That was our credo when designing the the brand-new STROVER. The result? A stylish yet safe enduro lid featuring innovative MIPS technology that offers added protection for the brain in the event of an impact. Your tours just got safer than ever. Added protection comes courtesy of the extra coverage at the rear and the CUBE Natural Fit system allows you to adjust the helmet perfectly to your head and set the height of the Fit System – all with one hand. Micro-adjusting the webbing is a cinch with our proprietary Flat Dividers and everything is kept securely in place with the magnetic Fidlock closure. Mount your action camera or head lamp for night rides quickly and securely using the integrated X-Adapter – or flip the X-Lock mount around when not in use for an unobtrusive look. The visor flips up to make space for your goggles and there are plenty of ventilation channels along with the COOLMAX padding to help you keep a cool head when the trail points up.Key Features:MTB enduro helmetMIPSExtra coverage at the rear14 large ventilation channelsHeight-adjustable visorIntegrated flippable X-Adapter with X-Lock mountHeight-adjustable SILC 180+ Fit System can be adjusted with one hand for the perfect fitMultiple-shell constructionFlat Dividers for dual-sided webbing adjustmentCOOLMAX paddingMagnetic Fidlock closureNatural Fit concept, matt & glossy finish
Current offers
| Retailer | Price | Stock | Link |
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| Tredz | £54.99 | In stock | Get deal(opens in a new window) |
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| Date | Retailer | Price | Link |
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| 10 Aug 2026, 21:58 | Tredz· White/Black M (52-57cm) | £54.99 | Visit retailer(opens in a new window) |
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