Ultra-light climbing and mountaineering helmet - Sprint Black
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Weighs just 180 g! It's the ideal companion to protect you during your long adventures in the mountains on rock, snow, or ice.
Developed for the most demanding climbers who favour lightness and ventilation.
Its hybrid construction will protect you, while making you forget you're not even wearing it.
BENEFITS
Lightweight
Ultralight hybrid design: 180 g only
Impact protection
Absorbent EPP foam cap and rigid PC shell = optimal protection
Ventilation
Wide air holes for optimal ventilation
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Weight:
- 180 g in size M
- 200 g in size L
Sizes:
- Size M: 55 - 59 cm head size
- Size L : 59- 62 cm head size
Construction:
- Expanded polypropylene (EPP) cap with excellent impact absorbing properties and great shock resistance.
- Rigid polycarbonate shell that enhances protection.
- Hybrid construction that helps to reduce the helmet’s volume and weight.
Adjustment system:
- Minimalist adjustment system for weight saving and a more compact build. Head size fitting adjustment with two buckles at the back.
- Chinstrap buckle located at the side of the jaw to avoid causing discomfort
Comfort:
- Removable and washable inner foam that absorbs perspiration and prevents hard spots.
- Wide ventilation holes for optimal ventilation when it’s warm.
Compatibility:
- Comes with 2 clips at the front and an elastic strap at the back to wear with a head torch.
Certifications:
Product CE certified in line with the standard EN 12492:2012
COMPOSITION
composition
Foam core: 100.0% Polypropylene; Shell: 100.0% Polycarbonate; Buckles: 100.0% Polyoxymethylene; Webbing: 100.0% Polyester; Foam: 100.0% Polyurethane
Tips for storage and maintenance
Storage tips
Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Avoid all contact with chemicals
Restrictions on use
Approved for climbing sports use CE - EN 12 492
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
5 Years
Agree by
Benjamin Guigonnet, Piolet d’Or 2018 prize winner for his climb of Nuptse, level 9A elite climber and teacher at ENSA (French national skiing and mountaineering school) in the French Alps.