Climbing Helmet PTL-103


Climbing Helmet PTL-103
TECHNOLOGY: In-mold technology; PC shell; Color EPS liner; Clean pads(Fabric+EVA); A-06 High Lock Control System; ITW buckle; Chinpad;
FEATURES: 6 Air vents; Reflectors for better visibility; Strap Dividers for easy handling; ITW buckle with chinpad; Weight 250 gram;
AVAILABLE SIZES: S -M(52-54cm);M-ML(54-58 cm)
PTL-103 is a light way rock climbing and alpine climbing helmets. It solves the high helmet weight for the climbers. Its combination of in-mold EPS and PC shell provides full protection while keeping weight to an absolute minimum. Generous ventilation ports reduce weight further help you stay cool on sun-blasted rock faces. This is a specially designed mountaineering helmet for teenagersit's simple lightweight beautiful safe design that will definitely get your favor.

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