Children's ski helmet Salomon Husk Jr cherry tomato (L47612600)

Design

Design IN-MOLD

Shell material Polycarbonate (PC)

Lining EPS

Care and environment

Standards, certificates ASTM F 2040, CE-EN1077

Warnings and producer's data

Producer SALOMONS.AS | 74996 Annecy-Cedex 9 FRANCE | [email protected]

Other data

Sport Skiing

Brand Salomon

Leading colour Red

Season Autumn/Winter

Model/product code Husk Jr L47612600

Purpose All mountain

Gender Boy, Girl

Country of origin of the brand France

Code 2000132027

Viewfinder No

Photochrom No

Polarising filter No

OTG - goggles on glasses No

Ventilation Passive

Technologies EPS 4D, AdvancedSkin ActiveDry, In-Mould, Airflow System, twICEme® NFC

Earmuffs Yes

Weight 385 g

Advantages

PC shell

The shell is made of durable polycarbonate. It is a durable and abrasion- and impact-resistant material, characterised by its low weight. It is able to dissipate more impact force than thermoplastic and is relatively cheap to produce, resulting in a more attractive helmet price.

Passive ventilation

Permanently integrated into the helmet, the ventilation channels let fresh air in through the openings at the front and let excess heat and moisture out through the rear openings. Thanks to this solution, the goggles do not evaporate and the head is kept comfortable during activity.

EN 1077 certification

This is a European safety certificate which certifies that the helmet has passed crash and point tests. The first part of the test determines the maximum force that can act on the helmet during a collision, checking absorption through deformation, while the second tests the strength of the shell during point impacts, such as with a ski pole.

EPS inner shell

Under the outer, impact-resistant shell, there is an inner layer of EPS foam. It has a varying density and its main function is to absorb the force of impact during an accident. It provides a good level of safety.

In-mould construction

This construction mainly combines different types of in mould foam of different hardnesses. These layers are closely linked to the outer layer of material, which is much harder. This construction makes the helmet extremely lightweight.

Adjustment of size by means of a dial

A classic adjustment system that allows the helmet to be precisely adjusted to the circumference of the head. Using the rotary knob, the helmet can be easily and quickly increased or decreased in several sizes. The correct fit of the helmet increases safety when riding.

ASTM F2040 certification

This is an American safety standard, more stringent than the European CE 1077 ECC standard. The test involves dropping the helmet on three types of impact anvils at different speeds. However, point tests and chin strap tests are omitted. A helmet with this certification ensures safety during a crash.

EPS 4D

A technology used in helmets that is responsible for absorbing shock energy and increasing the level of cushioning.

AdvancedSkin ActiveDry

A technical fabric that keeps the skin dry during exercise, allows moisture to escape from the body, does not absorb water and dries quickly.

In-Mould

A solution used in helmets where the outer shell is permanently bonded to the foam. This improves durability and gives resistance to high temperatures. In-Mould helmets are lightweight and breathable.

Airflow System

A system used by the Salomon brand. It provides ventilation for ski goggles, thanks to inlet channels in the upper frame and outlet channels in the lower frame. As a result, fresh air constantly flows through the goggles and moisture is wicked away.

twICEme® NFC

It is a technology designed to enhance human safety. The use of this technology in equipment such as a helmet will allow safety information such as medical data, coordinates or phone numbers to be provided to loved ones.