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Petzl Climbing Helmets Petzl Boreo Helmet Orange 53-61

Petzl Boreo Helmet Orange 53-61

Climbing Helmet, Man, Unisex

£47.56
Or 3 interest-free payments of £15.85/mo.*
9+stores
Petzl Climbing Helmets Petzl Boreo Helmet Grey 48-58

Petzl Boreo Helmet Grey 48-58

Climbing Helmet, Man

£47.56
Or 3 interest-free payments of £15.85/mo.*
3stores
Petzl Meteora Women's Helmet White/Violet

Petzl Meteora Women's Helmet White/Violet

Climbing Helmet, Woman

£65.41
Or 3 interest-free payments of £21.80/mo.*
3stores
Petzl Sirocco Helmet

Petzl Sirocco Helmet

Climbing Helmet

£90.91
Or 3 interest-free payments of £30.30/mo.*
3stores

Climbing Helmets: 3 things to consider before buying

Your safety is paramount, so it's crucial to look for climbing helmets with essential safety features. Consider models with certifications like CE and UIAA, which ensure the helmet meets industry standards. Look for designs with impact-absorbing materials and a secure fit system that keeps the helmet snug during climbs. Ventilation is another important factor; it helps keep you cool without compromising on protection.

Getting the perfect fit is key to comfort and safety. Climbing helmets come in various sizes, so measure your head circumference before shopping. Most brands provide a sizing chart—use it to find your match. A good fit means the helmet should sit level on your head, not tilt forward or backward, and should be comfortable even after hours of wear. Adjustable straps can help fine-tune the fit for different head shapes.

The weight of a climbing helmet can affect your performance, especially on long climbs. Lightweight options are less tiring but ensure they don't compromise on durability. Many helmets use polycarbonate shells for lightness paired with EPS foam for impact resistance. Durability also depends on how often you climb and in what conditions; if you're into regular or extreme climbing, investing in a robust model might be wise.

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