7 Best Climbing Helmets

Completely redesigned from the ground up evolution of black diamonds, most popular climbing helmet we can improve fit and weight savings of more than 40 grams over the original. The Half Dome is an all-purpose workhorse ideal for everything from drag fragging to alpine expeditions. The custom-designed wheel, adjuster allows for quick, secure and precise adjustments of the suspension. Straps, the hybrid design with molded EPS foam provides generous ventilation and the headlamp clips are the most secure headlamp attachments on the market available in two sizes.

It’s also the most durable helmet black diamond mains.

Yeah man here we are face of the load C face. This is where we crush the vert. There is no substitute for pitch, and this is where it starts. A climbing helmet should do two things: protect your head and be reasonably comfortable. This BD Half Dome does those two things really well, it’s pretty lightweight. It’s got great ventilation, nice little adjustment system back here clips for a headlamp and really that’s about all you look for in a helmet.

When you put this thing on, you should go climbing and forget about it. You.

For the Colorado Mountain School and I’m going to share my thoughts about the Black Diamond Half Dome helmet, so this helmet comes in a variety of colors and personally I like brighter colors, so that when I’m out in the backcountry and I somebody might be looking for me, I like bright stuff. So people can find me this helmet has variety of different features. So we have the clips for the headlamp and I have actually used headlamp on this helmet multiple times, and these clips hold pretty well, they hold the straps for the headlamp pretty well.

Some adjustment features I really like this, because I can use it with gloves it’s pretty flexible, so it moves around I, don’t have to dig up under the helmet with thick gloves on I can pull it down and it just twists to get looser tighter. If you take your your hat on your warm hat on or off underneath this clip, sometimes you’ll find helmets that have fixed, strap here, but this one you can adjust it as the day goes on and you want it tighter or looser, and these are just super easily up and down.

You can pull one tight one loose to get it exactly where you want it under your ears and not too far up on your jaw and your face. One thing about this helmet is a hard shell helmet. So there’s a different. You know two different main kinds of helmets so for a hardshell helmet. This is about as light as it gets, and lightweight is definitely what you want when you’re climbing in alpine and hiking lots of miles carrying all the gear there, you have so and I like hardshell helmets for alpine climbing, because a lot of times you have a helmet on the outside of your pack or you’re, just bumping around through third fourth class climbing taking your pack off setting things down.

So this is a really nice helmet, because it’s durable and it lasts a long time. Anything you don’t like about the helmet anything I, don’t like about the helmet. Let’s see, I haven’t found anything too well. I! Guess one thing I’ll share is you definitely want to get the right size, because this does come in different sizes, some helmets or one size fits all. This one I think believe comes in a small, medium and then a large medium, large.

So two different sizes- and if you get this too small I’ve seen this come up too high on people’s foreheads. So with any kind of helmet, you want the front of the helmet right over the top of the eyebrows, so that you’re, you know keeping your personality, your emotional regulation, parts of your brain safe. So again, if you get this too small, it’s just going to be way too high on your forehead. If you would look like on sure there, it is awesome how many stars out of five.

Would you get it? Oh I, don’t for a hard shell, helmet I, don’t think it really gets better than this one, so full five stars yeah and about how long have you owned the helmet for I’ve? Had this for about six months, great! Well, thank you. So much you’re welcome.

Hey guys, it’s Josh at sibling gear. This is the Black Diamond half dome helmet, these fit the adult sizes as well as the child sizes. It just goes right on your noggin, just like this clips in the bottom and the edge size adjustment in the back is just some clicking, just a knob that you turn and it sizes it down a little bit.

They come in orange and they’ve got the ventilation also on the top and the sides come in orange color. They come in a white or a blizzard color they come, and this one is the cafe color the brown and then there’s the limestone or the gray tint, and the traffic, which is a pretty blue color. The black diamond Half Dome helmets.

New spring 19 Half Dome helmet once again an evolution of a product that we’ve had in the line for quite a while with some really nice updates. We beefed up this back dial. This whole suspension is actually new. This is basically similar to what we created on the women’s Half Dome, which was released last year, but it’s really comfortable and cups to back your head, and this dial is super fine-tune gear, and it just allows this to cup to the back.

Your head really really comfortably. So this stays on your head really really. Well, we beefed up the headlamp clips. We beefed up the EPS liner down around the ears, so we made that more burly, the Y slides to give you the adjustability around your ears comes in four colors, two sizes, the small/medium and the medium/large. The small/medium is 330 grams and the medium/large is 350 grams price stays the same at 59 bucks, so $59 95, making the lightest weight helmet was not priority on this rig.

We wanted something that was really comfortable. That was really robust, so that was the goal here was to make something that you could basically throw in your pack sit on when you having lunch, give your dog water out of it, except it would kind of come through the holes, but do whatever you need to do, and just a really really comfortable jack-of-all. Do everything rock climbing ice climbing. So this thing can take a beating, you can do you know, can roll down the cliff it’s gonna get scratched up, but it’s not necessarily gonna get dented up, whereas the vapor and the vector these guys.

The idea behind the vapor was to create a helmet for people to wear that didn’t want to wear a helmet. So lightweight was the priority here. So we took away as much as we could and made it the lightest weight helmet that still passed the CE requirements. You know frankly, durability wasn’t a priority on this rig. We just wanted something super lightweight, it’s a really low profile of liner and then a super thin polycarbonate.

Shell plus, frankly, climbers are more vain than they’d like to pretend that they are so having a low-profile cool guy. Looking helmet is important to some people versus something generally, these helmets sit up a little higher because they have to have more foam in there to absorb the energy. The shell doesn’t really absorb the energy. It’s the foam inside the shell that absorbs the energy the hard shell helmet is really protecting the foam, so it all depends on the how hard the hit is.

So if you took one hard hit with this thing, you could look and you can see a crack than that. How much done to just the reality is it’s more likely. These are more like a bike helmet right where they’re really for one hit, because the shell- actually it’s just almost kind of holding everything together- it’s not really providing any energy absorption, it’s purely in the foam, so the foam is taking a hit on this thing.

So if you take a significant fall into the wall or like a rock hitting you on this thing, I mean you can look and you can see pretty well. You should take the pads out and check it out and inspect your helmet. If you start seeing cracks and stuff, then this helmet is done. This helmet could be done too, but it’s just less likely because it’s really protected by this robust shell.

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New for spring ’20, our vision, helmet, what’s different about this compared to our other helmets in the line is this is EPP foam expanded polypropylene. This is a more flexible, more durable foam. It absorbs energy differently than EPS foam in order to make this helmet pass all the required testing. This has an EPS puck underneath this polycarb shell. So it’s dual construction of the EPP with the EPS and then the polycarb shell couple cool features, integrated headlamp clips so still fully functional a lot other helmets in order to reduce the overall weight they make the headlamp clips so small that they’re kind of not functional or not even included.

So this is just part of the shell which is pretty cool and then the elastic keeper on the back other cool features here, really low-profile suspension system easily, tucked away no Y slides, just really really simple: the vision helmet available in March $99 95, the small/medium comes in at 215 grams. The medium/large comes in at 225 grams and then we have a men’s and women’s a couple: different colors, different, color foam, different colored, shell same construction.

The cost of the tooling to make a helmet makes it such that there’s just no way you could do it and frankly, a woman’s head is very similar shape to a men’s head. So it just makes sense to have it’s really the same head form that it’s constructed around so as well for spring ’20, we came out with the vision MIPS retail is $149 95 available the same time in March of 2020, and the weight is 240 grams for the small/medium 250 grams for the medium/large.

The difference with this helmet, a lot of cyclists and skiers, know MIPS from that world. There’s a couple other climbing helmets on the market. This is our first foray into the MIPS world. It’s a pretty simple, pretty cool technology. Basically, this inner kind of shell rotates around and what that does. Is you impact the rock at an angle? It basically transfers the energy to the helmet and not directly to your head.

So it’s pretty simple, pretty cool. We partnered with these guys and when we’re developing the vision we knew we wanted to come out with the MIPS version as well. This guy might show it a little bit better, pretty cool little. So this helmet, that’s what happens. If you get side impact, the helmet is going to rotate about the yellow thing, as opposed to taking your whole head with it.

Pretty cool science. This is science, it’s true, so the entire line of the black diamond, climbing helmets, starting at the Half Dome men’s and women’s hard shell super durable feed, your water or your dog water. Out of it sort of thing. $64 95 we’ve kept the vector in the line this helmet used to be $99 95. It’s now $84 95 new colors drop the price because the vision slots into that $99 price point.

That’s where the vision sitting at $99 95, then the vision MIPS at $149 95 and the cool guy vapor, the high-end coolest, looking lightest weight, lowest profile, super sick, rad, cool guy, helmet, $149 95. So that’s the price breakdown.

Ten years ago, I bought my first climbing helmet. It was this black diamond Half Dome. It’s still the climbing helmet that I choose Black Diamond has made it even better. It’s lighter lower profile and has expanded adjustability. So it fits a greater range of sizes over different hats or without a hat over all these years, whether I’m rock climbing ice, climbing or just general mountaineering, the Black Diamond Half Dome, is the helmet that I’m gonna take.

The Petzl Scirocco is the lightest climbing helmet and offers extended head coverage. An exceptional comfort while multi-pitch climbing ice, climbing and mountaineering the hybrid construction of the Scirocco allows it to weigh only 170 grams. The main body of the helmet is made of expanded, polypropylene foam and provides amazing impact, absorption and withstands multiple impacts without damage. The top of the head is guarded with an expanded, polystyrene foam crown and a polycarbonate protective cap to provide reinforced protection against falling objects.

The hybrid use of two different foams and an isolated protective covering keeps the volume and weight of the helmet low, while the overall head coverage is increased as rock fall from above is not the only risk of head injury while climbing the Scirocco is built, provide more coverage along the back of the head, the better pegged against lateral and rear impacts during the fall. The Scirocco is built with premium features that deliver maximum comfort and performance.

The removable and washable padding inside the helmet helps with sweat and cushions against pressure points. Numerous ventilation holes are located around the entire helmet to deliver optimal airflow during warm day long ascents. The low-profile webbing suspension system is simple: to adjust, easy to store and is equipped with a magnetic buckle that snaps shut quickly and easily. Attaching a headlamp to the helmet is made easy with two clips in the front and an elastic strap in the back tested on the most typical Peaks highest big walls and in the deepest caves.

This helmet delivers an ideal combination of ultra light weight, protection and comfort. The Petzl Scirocco is perfect for any supper fest in the mountains, no matter if it’s on rock snow or ice now, 170 grams, this featherweight can take all the hits. The whole idea behind the vapor helmet was to have a helmet that you want to wear every time you go climbing, so it needed to be ultralight. It needed to be highly ventilated and it needed to be low profile.

So it felt like part of you when we started this design. We started with how to make it as highly ventilated as possible and to achieve that, we use plastic and carbon rods that are inside the EPS foam. We fold around them to achieve the ventilation to achieve the ultralight weight. We settled upon a kevlar, polycarbonate, EPS layup, but still we needed to explore the densities of the foam and how much foam we really needed to pass all the required tests.

We have to explore the adjustment system, how it tucks away inside the helmet for putting it in a pack and webbings as well, in order to create an easy to use minimalistic design that still was amongst the widest helmets ever created. This is the solitaire our most ventilated mountaineering helmet, which, thanks to its hybrid construction, weighs only 200 grams and is one of the lightest helmets on the market, I’m Phil product manager at a turret.

Just by looking at it, you can see that the helmet is extremely well ventilated. It is so lightweight because of its hybrid construction, combining a foam injected EPP core and an ABS hard shell. The EPP foam has the advantage of being extremely lightweight and particularly flexible. This makes the helmet very robust for transport and, of course, for climbing it can withstand several impacts without breaking the ABS hard.

Shell distributes the force of an impact to a larger area which allows a very slim design of the helmet, and thus it rests very close to your head. Besides, the helmet is equipped with two headlamp flips on the front and a more flexible attachment at the back, which allows you to attach even headlamps with battery packs or skiing goggles. The inside of the helmet has a minimal stick design to save more weight.

It consists of two removable pettings, which are washable an enclosure system consisting of a chin, strap and a buckle for the back of the head. The back strap can be even adjusted in height to fit all head sizes. This ality 200 grams of excellent ventilation, a helmet for all occasions. When we set out to design the vector helmet. We went into it with the realization that we needed to get the weight as low as possible for an all-around helmet.

One that could take a bit of a beating still looks pretty good. We also needed to get the ventilation as high as possible, which is really only possible through a foam helmet. We went with a polycarbonate skin over the top of that in order to resist dents and dings. What we also did was use a tuck away suspension system and that allows you to push the suspension system inside the helmet in order to store it in your pack, and we use it very simple, ratcheting adjustment mechanism to keep the weight down and to adjust a helmet on your head.

We recognize the fact that wheezing, your headlamp in an opportune time, is gonna suck, so we made sure we made probably the most secure clip systems on the market we felt like. If we could embody all of the attributes weigh fit ventilation looks into some compelling designs. We would be making a line of helmets that would be willing to take with you. Instead of looking for excuses not to you.

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El Cap climbing helmet, it’s a really really nice helmet this and there’s several features that I like very much about this. First of all, it’s incredibly light, so there was a time when polycarb helmets used to feel pretty tough and heavy, but nowadays they’re getting lighter this one particularly feels light but being polycarb. This is tough. This can handle repeated, knocks as opposed to certain very light weight at modern helmets, which one good knock and they’re done.

This is this: is a good mountaineering, multi-day helmet in terms of shock absorbency, you can see that inside here it’s lined with a foot with a foam padding. Well, there’s. Actually two densities of foam in here there’s the bit you can see and there’s the bit between what you can see in this, that you can’t see the dual density will be far more effective at absorbing an impact than just single density. You’ve then got the holes for air to keep your head cool.

You’ve got a little peak to stop stuff falling onto your face, but what’s really nice about it is this bit at the back here when you put it on drops down to the nape of your neck and makes the helmet sit really securely and recently I was in Norway and I took one of these with me to test and even as I put it on and didn’t, do it up, it just felt really secure. So let me show you so you put the helmet on pull that down and at the back you just simply adjust it by pushing those in or pulling them out, and it you get a customized fit and then underneath the chin, it’s very easy to to do up, and that is really really secure and feels very light and very comfortable and, like I, say I wore it for a week and after ten minutes you don’t know, you’ve got it on.

So it’s a very affordable helmet as well yeah. A really good piece of kit I really enjoyed using this. So the L cap by Marmot, great helmet, enjoy your summer, enjoy your climbing keep safe. Thank you.

– Hey, what’s up I’m Miranda, with REI of keeping yourself protected at the crag, whether you’re, climbing or belaying This will help protect your head from rock fall from you falling and hitting your head on the rock and just in general, from banging your head on a rock Let’s talk about how to choose and how to fit a climbing helmet (light music) So. There are two different types of helmets that you might find on the market.

The first is gonna, be a hardshell helmet like I, have here and here and then the other is gonna, be a foam helmet like this one Hardshell helmets are generally speaking, less expensive and also a little bit less comfortable than a foam helmet, whereas a foam helmet’s gonna be a little bit pricier, but has a lot more ventilation and can be a little bit more comfortable So with a hardshell helmet.

You get basically a suspended hard exterior that protects your head with some foam on the inside for comfort. There are different types of hardshell helmets that are gonna have varying amounts of foam So. You can see that this one has a little bit more But they’re all gonna have that hard shell on the outside With foam helmets. You don’t have that hard shell on the outside They’re, just made of foam So they’re a lot lighter You can see that they have a ton more ventilation than you get with some of your hardshells Hardshell helmets are going to be cheaper, but they’re also gonna be more durable than a foam.

Helmet These are really great if you’re, prioritizing durability and cost So say if you’re top roping or if you’re doing a lot of just cragging. This might be a really good option for you. Foam helmets are a lot lighter and they’re a lot more breathable and, generally speaking, they’re gonna be a bit more comfortable So. These are really great if you wanna prioritize that comfort and breathability over cost and durability.

These are a great choice if you’re doing long, multi-pitches or alpine climbing or mountaineering So, once you’ve decided what type of helmet you want. You’ll want to find. One that fits you properly Proper fit is really important, because if the helmet fits you you’re much more likely to wear it at the crag and wearing. It is a good idea to keep yourself safe, So to put the helmet on we’ll go ahead and loosen up this dial in the back here.

And I’m, just gonna put it on my head like this, so that it comes about to the middle of my forehead From. Here I can go ahead and tighten this dial til. It feels snug and then buckle the chinstrap Hardshell helmets like this one are gonna sit a little higher on your head than you might be used to if you’re normally wearing a bike helmet. But this is the proper fit as I can feel that the foam is touching.

The top of my head and it’s tight in the back A good way to check fit, is just to move your around and make sure that the helmet’s not gonna go anywhere, especially if you’re looking up or looking down You don’t want it sliding back on your head as you’re scoping out the next move or looking down for footwork So. Once you have the helmet on and it’s the proper fit you’re ready to go. If you’ve had your climbing helmet for a little while you might be wondering if it’s time to retire it and get a new one.

Check your helmet for any dents or cracks Scratches and dings are fine. That’s just gonna happen over time. But. If you have any large dents in the top of the helmet or cracks in the hardshell, then it’s probably time to retire. You’ll also want to check the inside make sure that all of the webbing is still intact and that the foam doesn’t have any major damage to it. A good rule of thumb is that if you were wearing your helmet and it took a hit from a rock or anything else- and you thought to yourself “I’m really glad I was wearing a helmet “, it’s probably time to retire it and get a new one, That’s it for how to fit and choose climbing helmets.

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Hey I’m connor with columbia, safety and supply, and in this video we’re going to explain the benefits of wearing a climbing style helmet over a standard. Hard hat head protection may seem simple on the surface, but when you’re spending eight plus hours a day wearing a hard hat on the job, every little comfort or safety feature can make a difference. Standard hard hats like this msav guard, have been the status quo for years, they’re inexpensive sufficiently protective and versatile for a variety of wearers in different industries, but that’s starting to change as companies and workers are realizing the benefits of a climbing style hardhat.

You may hear a climbing style and think I’m not a climber. So why would I need a climbing helmet? Well, there are several key features of a climbing style helmet that provide increased safety and productivity for anywhere, no matter what industry they’re in. In fact, a large portion of general industry professions are moving to this style of hard hat for those exact features, the first of which is the chin, strap. If you experience a fall or a large impact with a standard, hard hat odds.

Are it’s going to go flying with a chin, strap that helmet is going to stay on your head and provide lasting protection? No matter what state you’re in, but not all chin straps are created equally. This is where we start to get into those premium versus economy, climbing helmets economy, climbing helmets usually have fewer adjustments and are made of lower quality materials like elastic or standard webbing, whereas premium helmets have more customization for better fit and use higher quality materials like leather or microfiber that cause less skin irritation.

Although premium helmets are more expensive, these comfort features can lead to better compliance and adoption on the job site. Since we mentioned customization, climbing helmets also tend to have more compatible accessories. Manufacturers like petzl and cask have entire lines of accessories for their premium helmets that are extremely easy to install from work lights, visors, earmuffs and more. You can customize your helmet to achieve maximum protection for any type of job.

Climbing helmets also tend to provide more comfort than standard hard hats, typically standard hard. Hats have a pretty basic four point: suspension system and an adjustment dial that simply adjusts the diameter of the headband climbing helmets, on the other hand, like the petzl vertex vent, have a six-point suspension system for wider spread pressure, and they also have more ergonomic headbands that go lower on the back of your head and relieve some of those pressure points that you get from the regular band that you find in a standard, hard hat.

Finally, climbing style helmets also have better air circulation than standard hardhats. As you see on this vertex vent from petzl the large side, vents can be opened or closed using the sliding shutters, depending on your situation. It’s important, however, to consider your specific job when deciding what climbing helmet you need, because the vented versions are usually class c rated for the least protection against electrical hazards. We’ve done a few videos before explaining the types and classes of hard hats.

So click right there to check that out, then, if you’re ready to make the jump from standard hard, hats to climbing style, helmets contact your gear expert or head over to colsafety com. If you enjoyed this video or found it helpful, don’t hesitate to like it and consider subscribing to our youtube channel to stay up to date with all of our latest videos.

Hey everyone digital david here today in this video, I’m gonna, be unboxing and reviewing the base camp, adult bike helmet with removable visor for urban commuters. I did receive this product to review, but any opinion expressed in this video is strictly my own. That being said, if you’re interested in this product, you want to find out more about it. The link to it is in my video description below you can see how comes back at you right here in a simple drawstring bag with a barcode on it for the product.

Now, let’s go ahead, let’s open it up and look at the package contents here all the package contents. First up, we have a thank you card with their customer service and contact information. Next we have an owner’s manual available in multiple languages, showing you how to safely put the helmet on make sure you have the helmet level when you’re wearing it on your head and follow their instructions. Then you can see we have our removable visor right here, made out of nice mesh very breathable as well.

Very comfortable fits perfectly inside the helmet and you can see we have the helmet right here as well, so you can see it from all different sides and angles with the base camp logo on it there it is from the top. You can see on the back side too. We have some reflectors built in and we can adjust this for the perfect fit to our head here. It is from the inside too, so you can see the inside of the helmet and that adjustment again on the back side, for it very comfortable breathable got that nice durable foam in plastic as well to keep you safe in the event of a collision.

Then we have your buckle right there. We can pull this back too, so we can adjust that as well, and you can push that back in it just velcros in and then on each side of the strap you can see. We have our adjustments right there to fit around our ears. We can just pull that once we have the helmet on now. Let’s go ahead, let’s try it on and get it fitted so to put the helmet on. Go ahead, flip it over and unbuckle it at this step. Two don’t forget where you can adjust it right here, so we can pull that tighter or loosen it up with the slack, depending on the size and comfort that we want when we’re fitting it so now go ahead.

Put the helmet on, like you, see right here, make sure it’s nice and level. You want the helmet level, you don’t want it uneven in any way. Now, with this step two, you can go ahead and do some trial and error getting it as tight as you want it. So, in this case, we’re really happy with how we have it adjusted it’s right under our chin. Now we can go to the side here and we can pull this up or down to keep it secure on the side of our face two. So you can see how we have the straps right under the ear, so we can just adjust that do the same thing on the other side as well, so just pull it up or down and then on the back side, we can adjust that knob to get a great fit on our head so just twist that it just twists to the right to tighten it and counterclockwise to loosen it.

So now we have it right on our head, it looks great right there. You can see it from the side too. You want to make sure that’s nice and level. So you want that nice and level. You don’t want it angled one way or the other. You don’t want it pointing up or pointing down. You just want to keep that nice and level and secure on your head now we’re ready to install the removable visor. So you can see the visor right here. It’s just going to fit perfectly right in here on the helmet and rest there for us.

So then we can go ahead, just push it in, like you see right here, get it all lined up now we can go ahead. We can put the helmet back on again. So you can see we have the helmet on right here with the visor installed for us, then we can just buckle the helmet again right around there adjust the straps as necessary. Then we can tighten it back down on the backside too, with that nice adjustment, so you can see the visor and how that works right there on your helmet, for you very easy to install fits perfectly right there in the helmet.

So now we’re gonna look at the importance of wearing a helmet. So you can see we have two watermelons here to act as our head. One we’re gonna smash on the concrete without the helmet, the second one you can see. We have buckled in and secured with the helmet to see how good of a job the helmet does in protecting the watermelon. So, let’s go ahead: let’s try it out right now, so you can see the impact from the first watermelon right here without a helmet on how it’s splattered into a bunch of different pieces and chunks.

Now, let’s try it out with the watermelon protected by the helmet. So here we go. You can see the watermelon protected with the helmet right here, no damage to it whatsoever, but you can see. We now have a nice dent, an indent right here at the top of the helmet, it’s bulging out where that made the first point of impact with the concrete pad right here. So let’s go ahead: let’s unbuckle the watermelon two! Let’s loosen it up, let’s check it out from the other side where it took the brunt of the impact so check it out.

We still have the watermelon securely intact, with no damage to it whatsoever. So, while my test wasn’t scientific, the results are still eye opening to me. You definitely want to wear a helmet. Let this video be a reminder to you to always wear a helmet, skateboarding, scootering, bicycling or doing any sort of activity like that. You want to protect your head at all costs. I thought for sure. With that test the watermelon would get destroyed in the helmet still and that the helmet itself would show some cracks break or anything.

I can’t believe it looks this good still with the impact right there on the top guys. You can hardly even tell that anything’s wrong with it minus some minor scuffing and we have one piece of plastic right there. That’s a little bit bent out of shape that took the majority of the impact. You can see it from the overhead camera right here in a little bit better detail, but look at the foam perfectly intact. No issues at all right there in case you’re wondering this helmet is certified per the manufacturer.

There’s a sticker on the inside. It’s certified to the cpsc. So that’s the consumer, product safety, commission standards of 16 cfr, part 1203, so you can research and google that online. But basically it says the helmet meets the standard to provide protection against skull, fracture and severe brain injuries if worn properly. So you want to make sure that you wear this helmet or any helmet properly to give yourself the best chance of survival and to prevent any serious injury in the event of an accident overall guys, it’s a decent helmet.

It’s not my favorite personally from a style perspective. I’ve just seen a lot better, looking helmets and it’s okay in regards to comfort, at least for my head. This is the medium-sized one, so it definitely has a good fit. But I’d like to see maybe some additional comfort on the inside as well. I can imagine that watermelon in there didn’t have a good time when its head hit the concrete, even though it was fully protected. I do like the back adjustment, though that’s definitely my favorite feature.

It really helps get the helmet in the proper place for you and it’s very easy to adjust. Maybe some improvements with the straps too, but they’re pretty simple and straightforward, maybe some additional cushion or a little bit more space to kind of go around your ears, but overall guys yeah decent helmet. As you can see, the video gets the job done. It will keep your head protected, hope nobody ever gets an accident. Do your research too, though, choose the best helmet for you and your needs check out the manufacturer ratings and everything else to make sure you’re getting a great product that you’re happy and comfortable with and know that you’ll be safe and protected so go ahead.

Do your research make sure you consult the user guide and manual and make the best decision for your needs? We can’t keep you safe here and a watermelon test isn’t enough to really go over severe brain damage, injury, skull, fractures or anything like that. This video just serves as a reminder that you want to wear a helmet and you need to get the right helmet for your needs and make sure you wear it properly, so you can stay protected well. That concludes our video.

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