Designed for those always looking for an excuse to hit the slopes, Salomon’s Husk Pro MIPS® is a minimalist helmet that combines a sharp design with top-notch safety, ventilation and fit technologies. Get out and enjoy your turns knowing this cool-looking helmet is keeping you comfortable and safe no matter how hard you choose to go.
Best forFreeride, Light, High
Weight:450g
Usage:Freeride
Fit:Oval
SAFETY
EPS4D:Salomon's patented EPS4D technology maximizes energy absorption and protects from oblique and vertical shocks.
MIPS®:The MIPS® Brain Protection System reduces the force of angled impacts, while the EPS4D offers superior shock absorption, offering the best all-around protection of your head.
Smart Safety:The low density EPP inserts in critical impact zones is combined with exclusive EPS4D construction for the right protection where you need it the most.
Visible Light Transmission (VLT) Lens
ACCESSOIRES
Helmet bag
SHELL
In-mold construction:A lightweight PC shell fused with EPS liner to maximize protection and comfort.
FIT TECHNOLOGY
MaxFit Construction:This completely redesigned V-shaped ear pad construction immediately ensures a perfectly snug and comfortable instant fit.
Custom Dial 360:The integrated Custom Dial 360 allows you to quickly and precisely adjust your helmet's fit to the circumference of your head, simply turn the knob and enjoy a perfect fit.
VENTILATION
Active ventilation:Allows you to open or close ventilation to modify the airflow and heat exhaust.
Airflow concept:The built-in channels allow an even temperature and constant airflow between your head, your helmet and your goggles (adjustable airflow on selected styles).
EAR PADS
3D earpads
LINING
AdvancedSkin ActiveDry:Quick drying material to keep your skin dry.
NORMS
Alpine CE-EN1077/ASTM F-2040:Certified organizations which are accredited to test and certify products to European (CE) and US (ASTM) safety norms. This product is certified for skiing.
WASHABILITY
Removable/washable:For better hygiene: an easy to remove, 100% washable liner.
