Ski helmet
Ski helmets: protection, comfort and models suited to every discipline
Quick access to the main types of ski helmets:
Choosing the right ski helmet depends primarily on your skiing style, the level of protection required and the comfort you expect on the slopes. At Glisshop, you’ll find a comprehensive selection of certified lightweight ski helmets meeting safety standards, with models tailored to every skier profile and skiing discipline.
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The Electron Visor Junior Fuchsia is a Cairn ski helmet with integrated visor featuring an In-mold construction offering a durable protection.
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The Cairn Flow Junior Mat Black Racing children's helmet offers protection and comfort with its ABS shell, thumbwheel adjustment and permanent ventilation.
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The Cairn Flow Junior Eucalyptus Stars children's ski helmet offers robust protection and superior comfort thanks to its ABS shell and Wheel Fit adjustment system.
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The Salomon Orka junior helmet is lightweight and benefits from an In-Mold construction as well as the Custom Dial adjustment system, it is ideal to protect young skiers and snowboarders.
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The Head Mojo Set Paw Silver Red junior helmet combines lightness, optimal protection and comfort, with a Pat'Patrouille design and a matching category 2 mask.
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The Impulse Junior Mat Blood Orange children's helmet from Cairn offers safety, comfort and a precise fit to accompany every young skier on the slopes.
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The Electron Visor Junior Fuchsia is a Cairn ski helmet with integrated visor featuring an In-mold construction offering a durable protection.
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Leading ski helmet brands available at Glisshop
We select brands renowned for their reliability, protective performance, quality of materials, attention to detail and innovation. Each brand has its own DNA and priorities, allowing us to meet a wide range of expectations in terms of safety, comfort and style.
Iconic alpine skiing brands
Brands focused on innovation
Versatile, stylish and freestyle-oriented brands
- Giro: balance between lightness and safety
- Cairn: reliability and comfort
- Bollé: clear vision and optimal protection
- Anon: freestyle look and comfort
- K2: freeride spirit
Also discover other renowned names such as Briko, Scott, Casco, Diezz, as well as Cébé, Julbo, Dainese and Marker.
Safety technologies and standards
- CE-EN 1077 standard: certified protection for skiing.
- In-Mold construction: lightweight and comfortable.
- MIPS: enhanced protection against oblique impacts thanks to a mobile inner shell.
Some models feature specific options depending on the discipline, such as a chin guard for committed racers, adjustable ventilation systems for improved thermal comfort, or designs meeting competition standards such as FIS-certified ski helmets.
Helmets with visors: a convenient alternative
More skiers are choosing a ski helmet with visor. This configuration combines head protection with simplified eye protection, offering a level of comfort appreciated by many users. The articulated visor lifts easily, preventing fogging and eliminating the need to handle a pair of ski goggles. Glisshop offers over 100 models of 2-in1 helmets to suit various styles and disciplines.
Ski helmets for every skier
Our range includes ski helmets for men, women and children, designed to fit different head shapes and suitable for both on-piste and off-piste use. Some models feature a removable and washable liner, others include a built-in audio system or a micrometric adjustment system for a precise and comfortable fit.
Lifespan and replacement of a ski helmet
As with any personal protective equipment (PPE), a ski helmet should be replaced approximately every 5 years.
Temperature variations, UV exposure and material ageing can weaken the shell and reduce its protective performance.
After a significant impact, even if no visible damage is apparent, it is strongly recommended to replace the helmet immediately to ensure maximum safety.
Replacing your helmet regularly ensures you maintain the highest level of protection on the slopes.
Frequently asked questions about ski helmets
Shoud you get a MIPS skiing or snowboarding helmet?
A standard ski helmet provides effective protection against direct impacts. Models with MIPS technology include a mobile inner layer designed to better manage angled impacts. The choice depends on the level of protection you’re seeking and your skiing style.
Ski helmet with visor or separate goggles: which should you choose?
A ski helmet with an integrated visor offers a convenient, quick solution, appreciated for its comfort and ease of use. A helmet combined with goggles, however, allows you to change lenses according to light and weather conditions. Both options provide excellent protection.
How do you know if a ski helmet fits properly?
A ski helmet should fit snugly without creating pressure points. It should not move when you shake your head and must remain comfortable after several hours on the slopes. Micrometric adjustment systems make it easy to fine-tune the fit to your head circumference.
How long does ski helmet last? How often should you replace yours?
It is advisable to replace a ski helmet after any major impact, even if no visible damage is present. Aside from impacts, a helmet should generally be renewed after several seasons of use to maintain optimal protection levels.