Helmets

The whole Level Nine Sports staff wears helmets when they ride, and so should you. There are rare cases when its OK to go without, but we feel that it is mandatory if you are riding at a resort, if you snowboard, and especially if you are a child. Letting your kids ski and snowboard without a helmet is next to criminal.

Helmets now come in all types of sizes, styles, and comfort levels, so there is one out there to suit your requirements. Features such as removable vents, removable ear flaps, and extra padding can make the difference for those who are having a hard time transitioning to wearing helmets.

Here at Level Nine Sports, we offer several manufacturers with myriad of styles to give you a great selection.

The company that got it all rolling for snow sports helmets is Leedom . Their original shape is still around, but more modern and more versatile shapes are now offered.

Bern is one of the hottest companies out there today, drawing their designs from young, professional athletes. All of the Bern helmets are categorized as Multi-Sport, meaning you can use the same helmet for skiing, skateboarding, wakeboarding, etc.

Head started making helmets just a couple of years ago, and with a name like Head, you can't go wrong. They offer lightweight helmets with all kinds of features to adjust fit and comfort level. Head also has some of the best helmets for kids, offering some of the smallest sizes we have ever seen.

Lamar/LTD helmets are proven to be practical and economical options to some of the most expensive brands around. Most people can't tell the difference between these and other popular brands' models that go for $100.

Check out these subcategories:
Bern Helmets
Helmet Sizing
Leedom Helmets