Impact protection is not only important during a more serious fall, but also when there is relatively light and seemingly harmless contact between the head and the rock. This increases safety and improves comfort.

Lightness is particularly important during longer activities, as it allows for a significant improvement in comfort and wearability, while providing full protection and safety for the wearer[s head.

The adjustability not only allows for an optimal fit to ensure maximum safety, but also allows the helmet to be used whether or not we have additional headgear underneath.

A helmet when climbing is an essential piece of protection, so it is important that it is comfortable and does not cause discomfort. A properly designed structure provides both protection and comfort.

The possibility of attaching a headlamp is an important asset. It will allow you to continue climbing safely even after darkness falls. The headlamp can be easily and quickly removed from its mount so that it is not damaged when not needed at the moment.

Its design and materials ensure its durability. This translates directly into safety during use, which is particularly important when climbing among sharp mountain rocks.

Ventilation provides significantly better wearing comfort, which has a direct impact on performance and the length of activity performed. It is particularly important on warmer summer days.