Climbing Helmet PTL-101

Climbing Helmet PTL-101
TECHNOLOGY: In-mold technology;  PC shell;  EPS liner; Seamless Design;  EVA clean pads;  A-06 High Lock Control System;  ITW buckle;Chinpad;
FEATURES: 11 Air vents; Reflectors for better visibility;  Strap Dividers for easy handling;  ITW buckle with chinpad;  Weight 300 gram;
AVAILABLE SIZES:  M -L(56-58 cm); L-XL(59-62 cm)
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