Watts EPS Thin Shell Visor Helmet
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The Bern Watts Helmet is one of those rare products that reaches legendary status within an industry. What started as a revolution quickly became a staple in the terrain park and the halfpipe, and has since moved to the backcountry, then from helicopters to first descents across the world.
The Watts starts with Bern's Thin ABS hard shell, then adds EPS, a lightweight, one-time-use foam that evenly distributes force and gives its life to save yours in the event of a high-impact crash. Bern's Signature Shape allows the Watts to be up to 35% lower profile than standard snow helmets, and the ergonomic fit means it fits around your head instead of perching on top of it.
The Watts isn't just about style, though. Several large vents allow air to flow through the helmets to keep you from burning up. A micro-adjust ratchet at the back lets you dial in the perfect fit on the fly. All told, the Watts weighs just 17 ounces and fits like a glove, so you won't be thinking about your helmet while you shred. And, unlike other helmets, you can take the liner out when it warms up for spring-ski comfort.
Details
- Thin Shell construction
- EPS foam liner
- Classic skate styling
- Up to 35% thinner than traditional winter helmets
- Up to 14% smaller front to back than traditional winter helmets
- Micro-adjustable custom fit
- Item #BRN0222
- Material
- [shell] ABS ThinShell, [impact foam] EPS
- Adjustable Vents
- no
- Fit Adjustment
- micro-adjust ratchet
- Multiple Impact
- no
- Certifications
- CPSC, ASTM F 2040, EN1077B, EN 1078
- Claimed Weight
- 1 lb 1 oz
- Recommended Use
- skiing, snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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