Ski Helmets

Ski Helmet A ski helmet is head protection equipment specifically designed for snow sports, primarily used in alpine skiing, snowboarding, and other snow-based activities. Its core protective mechanism relies on a composite structure consisting of a hard outer shell (typically made of polycarbonate or ABS plastic) and a high-density foam liner (EPS or EPP material). Upon impact, the shell disperses force while the liner absorbs energy, effectively reducing the risk of head injury. These helmets emphasize compatibility with ski goggles, ensuring a snug fit between the goggle frame and helmet contour to prevent visual gaps and fogging. Modern ski helmets commonly feature adjustable ventilation systems, controlled via sliders to open or close air vents, balancing warmth and breathability. The product primarily targets ski resort visitors, professional athletes, and snow sports enthusiasts. Based on coverage, it is categorized into variants such as half-shell, full-shell, and hybrid designs. International safety standards—such as CE EN 1077 and ASTM F2040—serve as key benchmarks for evaluating protective performance. Some advanced models may also include integrated audio system slots or other extended functionalities.