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Removable ear flaps: Soft ear flaps that can be removed for warm weather skiing, or to make the helmet feel a little wider. Beanie Convertible: A layer of padding is easily removed that is the thickness of the average beanie, which prevents a change in fit of the helmet. Even after removed, thin padding remains to still get the benefit of the helmet's padding. Safety Standards: CE EN 1077: This is a European standard that has performed testing on these helmets to ensure they function as designed, and that they exceed the minimum standards for snow sports. In other words, they dropped heavy objects on the helmets, and they didn't break.
ASTM 2040: The US equivalent of the European testing standard, so you know it has solid backing. Safety Standards: ASTM F-2040-00: Meets the standard specifications of protective headgear for snowsports Faux Fur Ear Pads: Soft for maximum comfort, and extra style. These pads help improve the fit of the helmet, making it easier to wear for a longer period of time. Slide Vent Adjust: A tab at the top of the helmet can be slid forward or back to open and close vents to aid in temperature regulation. This is a quick and easy way to keep the helmet comfortable and wearable all day and in any weather condition. Padded Chin Strap: Thin padding under the chin prevents chafing and allows for proper fit of the helmet. Standard goggle clip: One clip at the back of the helmet to keep the goggle strap seated down and in place. Removable Visor: Mostly for style points, but when its overplayed in a couple more years, you can decide to take off the visor. Adult Safety Standards Safety standards are different for Adult helmets than Junior helmets. These helmets meet the Adult safety standards. They are made of the same materials as Junior helmets but were submitted only for Adult Standards Review. |
