Ski Helmet PTL-033


Ski Helmet PTL-033
TECHNOLOGY: Hard shell; EPS liner; TPU visor; Clean pads(Fabric+ Comfortable Foam); A-02 fit system; ITW buckle; Chinpad.
FEATURES: Removable Visor; Reflectors for better visibility; Strap Dividers for easy handling; ITW buckle with chinpad; Weight 470 gram
AVAILABLE SIZES: XS-S (50-54 cm); S-M (54-58 cm); L-XL (58-62 cm)
PTL-033's features core clean lines and all-season versatility. Providing both comfort and protection with A-01 system is for a more adjustable fit range the PTL-033 are also features a drop-in audio ready liner. The helmet has a thin ABS shell lined with EPS Foam to create a burly lightweight lid that meets standard for skate bike and snow. Summer helmets are available for purchase separately.

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