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Ski touring helmets
Ski touring is an increasingly popular sport, but you need to protect your head for your own safety. Speck offers you a selection of ski touring helmets from different brands
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Which ski touring helmet should you choose?
Ski touring helmets: protection and lightness for your mountain outings
Ski touring helmets are essential equipment for ensuring your safety during your mountain adventures. Designed to offer optimum protection while being lightweight and ventilated, these helmets meet the specific needs of ski tourers. Unlike alpine ski helmets, ski touring helmets are adapted to prolonged exertion and temperature variations, offering greater comfort on ascents and maximum protection on descents.
Why wear a helmet when ski touring?
Whether you're an experienced tourer or a beginner, wearing a helmet is essential. It protects you from the impact of falls, avalanches and natural obstacles such as branches and rocks. What's more, some helmets feature advanced technology in the shell, such as MIPS (Multi-Directional Impact Protection System), which reduces the impact of oblique shocks, improving safety.
Choosing the right ski touring helmet
When making your choice, it's important to take a number of criteria into account:
- Weight: A lightweight helmet reduces fatigue when climbing.
- Ventilation: Models with adjustable ventilation systems allow you to manage the internal temperature according to the conditions and intensity of the effort.
- Mask compatibility: Make sure the helmet is compatible with your ski mask for a perfect fit. There are also helmets with a visor
- Safety standards: Check that the helmet complies with CE-EN 1077 and EN 12492 standards to guarantee effective protection.
Innovation and comfort
Manufacturers are vying with each other to offer ever-better helmets, incorporating lightweight materials such as polycarbonate or practical attachment systems for headlamps. These innovations guarantee both comfort and practicality for long days on the slopes.
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