Compare Ski Helmets
Updated November 2011
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Best snowboarding and ski helmetPros: extremely light, great protection, excellent value, fits well with most goggles, airEvac 2 fogless-goggle systemCons: vents plug instead of sliding closed, earflaps can muffle sound715757339302H01-MZBMXLSmith OpticsUnisexN/AASTM, CEIn-mold polyurethaneHalf shell10, including three variations on blackYesYesYesN/AOptionalOptional9N/A911.5 oz.XS-XLNoLifetimeAirEvac 2 ventilation system to reduce goggle fogging -
Best women's ski, snowboard helmetPros: excellent value, removable liner, plush ear pads, built-in audio kitCons: vents aren't adjustablenot avail.801634967185EB513811001SalomonWomen, but can be worn by menN/AASTM, CEInjected ABS + EPSHalf shell3, including black and white w/ flower graphicYesYesYesWashableOptionalYes8N/AN/AN/AXXS - LYes2 yearsCustomizable badge/button system, liner allows room for a low ponytail
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Best kids' ski helmetPros: sturdy, adjustable fit, pluggable ventsCons: can be bulky3618572865502015287GiroUnisexN/AASTM, CEIn-mold + EPSHalf Shell5+, including black and white with graphicsYesYesNoEPSN/AN/A15N/AYes, using vent plugsN/AS - MDial-adjust1 yearVents can be plugged with Weatherstrip vent plugs
