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Description
Description
Discover the RISE PHOTOCHROMIC, the visor helmet which instantly adapts its tint from Category 1 to Category 3 depending on the brightness, also compatible with prescription glasses.
Enjoy a case In-Mold light and robust, made from recycled materials, combining safety and durability, also equipped with technology RECCO® to increase your safety and facilitate searches in the event of an avalanche. Enjoy optimal comfort thanks to the adjustable ventilation which regulates air circulation. Easily adjust your helmet with the tightening wheel for a precise and stable fit. Maintain impeccable hygiene thanks to the full lining, removable and washable after each outing. His earpiecesV-FIT » ensure perfect comfort thanks to their shape adapted to the body shape.
Ski with confidence with a helmet designed to combine safety, comfort and lightness.
Features
Features
Lining:washable , detachable
Protection category: Photochromic
Characteristics:aération du casque , photochromique , OTG , finitions premium
Weight: 540 g
Mask fastener: true
Visor: true
Materials & technologies
Materials & technologies
Technologies:Photochromic , RECCO®
Construction: in-mold

RISE PHOTOCHROMIC PURE MAT WHITE
RECCO®
Thanks to technology RECCO® integrated into helmets CAIRN, you can be quickly located in the event of an avalanche. Used by more than 700 emergency services, it offers a fast and accurate search, significantly increasing your chances of being found in time.
IN-MOLD
Helmets In-Mold are the lightest on the market. The internal EPS is directly injected into the polycarbonate shell, thermoformed beforehand. The 2 layers are inseparable and allow the shock to be distributed over the entire surface for optimal absorption and protection.
Performance
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