The proven and popular SALATHE climbing helmet in hybrid construction in an even lighter version with a robust shell made of innovative Curv® material. Despite its lightweight construction, SALATHE LITE meets all comfort and safety requirements and reliably protects the head against impacts or rock falls.

Thanks to the ergonomic shape that wraps around the head, SALATHE LITE sits firmly on the head without being bulky and the deeper design ensures optimal impact protection on the sides as well as the front and back of the head , tested according to EN 12492. The shape is also specially adapted for use with ski goggles.

For maximum comfort of use, SALATHE LITE has some outstanding details: The large ventilation openings guarantee optimal air circulation. The interior padding prevents pressure points and absorbs sweat. It can be removed for washing.

The sophisticated and easy-to-use adjustment system made of straps ensures a secure fit on the head and reduces weight and pack size to a minimum. Headlamps of all types can be attached to the helmet quickly and securely with two clips on the front and an elastic strap on the back.

Features:

• Fully adjustable chin strap with under-ear closure system for added comfort
• Ultra-light EPP (expanded polypropylene) core for excellent shock absorption and high dimensional stability
• Easily adjustable harness straps for a secure fit, minimal pack size and excellent ventilation.
• Headlight fixation with two clips at the front and an elastic strap at the back
• Large vents ensure a constant supply of fresh air and heat dissipation.
• The shape of the helmet is specially designed to be used with ski goggles.
• CE certified as a ski touring helmet according to PCSR-002 11.2019 (note: does not meet the requirements of the EN 1077 standard for ski helmets)
• Ergonomic interior with removable and washable padding.
• Side/front/rear impact tested according to EN 12492
• Robust hard shell made from the innovative, ultra-light Curv® material on the top and front for additional protection, for example in the event of a rock fall.
• Weight approx. 192 g.