Technology in spectacle lenses. These lenses filter light, eliminating reflections and glare. They ensure good visual acuity and colour clarity. In addition to exceptional image quality, they contribute to less eye fatigue for the wearer.

Special helmet shell moulding technology applied to EPS foam. Guarantees high resistance to external impacts and absorbs shocks.

Ski helmet adjustment system with a large, easy-to-grip two-component wheel and two large, cushioned pads at the back of the head to absorb pressure and ensure a precise fit.

A ventilation system for Alpina helmets, taking care of breathability and comfort. It consists of strategically pampered vents through which air enters under the helmet. Fresh air is then guided around the head and exhausted to the outside through as many vents.

Ergomatic technology, used in Alpina helmets, is a proven buckle system featuring a red button and an automatic locking mechanism. Thanks to its one-handed operation, the strap can be easily adjusted to your needs while riding and the locking mechanism will not open automatically in the event of a fall.

This technology is a viewfinder that is integrated and can be tilted and, thanks to Varioflex technology, adapts perfectly to dynamically changing light conditions.

Hi-EPS is an innovative technology used in Alpina helmets, whose microscopic air chambers effectively absorb the forces generated during impact. Thanks to the use of Hi-EPS, the helmets offer optimum protection while remaining slim and thin-walled for increased comfort.

Mirror technology, as used in Alpina helmets, involves coating the lens with multiple reflective layers. This provides effective protection against intense glare and infrared radiation.

The Y-Clip technology in Alpina helmets allows the straps under the ear to be precisely adjusted to keep the helmet in the optimum position in the event of an impact.

These are special polarised lenses that transmit only a specific direction of light, eliminating unwanted reflections and glare that usually interfere with vision. This increases contrast, colours become more saturated and vision becomes sharper and clearer.