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Petzl

Climbing helmet Meteor Rouge

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£81.81
-16%
£68.25

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Petzl

Climbing helmet Meteor Blanc Noir

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£81.81
-11%
£72.71

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Petzl

Climbing helmet Meteora Blanc Violet

Recommended price
£81.81
-11%
£72.71

Specifically developed by Petzl for women, the Meteora helmet can be used for climbing, mountaineering and ski touring alike.

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Petzl

Climbing helmet Meteora Blanc Gris

Recommended price
£81.81
-11%
£72.71

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Introduction to the Petzl Meteor Helmet

The Meteor is a helmet designed with In-Mold technology, featuring injected EPS foam under a thin polycarbonate shell. This construction, in addition to making it remarkably light, only 240 g for the M/L size, provides great impact resistance. Designed to be versatile, comfortable, and well-ventilated, the Meteor is equipped with large ventilation holes which guarantee excellent ventilation in both summer and winter. Its covering design offers enhanced protection for the entire head, particularly in case of side impacts. An elastic strap at the back of the helmet allows to secure goggles, and the front clips can keep a headtorch perfectly stable. Additionally, its headband is retractable for easy transport and storage.

Technical specifications: lightness and ventilation

The Petzl Meteor is a lightweight helmet, weighing only 225 g in size S/M and 240 g in size M/L. This light weight is possible thanks to its In-Mold construction, which involves an EPS foam liner injected under a thin polycarbonate shell.

Its ventilation is one of its many strengths. Equipped with large ventilation holes, this climbing helmet guarantees excellent air circulation, regardless of the weather conditions.

Weight: 225 g (S/M), 240 g (M/L)

Construction: In-Mold

Ventilation: Large vents

In terms of design, the Petzl Meteor is sleek and has a refined finish, perfectly combining aesthetics and functionality.

Multiple uses: climbing, mountaineering, ski touring

The Petzl Meteor is an ideal choice for multiple activities. For climbing, it provides optimal protection thanks to its covering shape and robust construction. Climbers will also appreciate its lightness and comfort during long climbs.

For mountaineering, its impact resistance and compact design allow it to withstand the most challenging conditions. It is also designed to accommodate a headlamp, a key element for alpinists.

Finally, the Meteor is the first ski touring certified helmet, guaranteeing performance and safety. The elastic strap at the back of the helmet allows attach the strap of ski goggles, adding a practical feature for skiers. Its efficient ventilation is also an asset, providing optimal comfort on both the ascent and descent.

Comparison: Petzl Meteor vs Sirocco helmet

Let's now make a direct comparison between the Petzl Meteor and the Sirocco helmet. These two models are benchmarks in the field of lightweight climbing helmets, but they have distinct features and specifications.

The Sirocco is renowned for its unmatched lightness, weighing only 160g. It is designed to offer enhanced protection for the entire head thanks to its covering design. Its ventilation is also optimal, with 18 vents.

On the other hand, the Meteor is slightly heavier, weighing 225g for a size S/M and 240g for a size M/L. Its robust construction and covering design offer enhanced protection, with excellent ventilation. It also features an elastic strap at the back for goggles and front clips for a headlamp.

Let's compare the two with several key criteria:

Weight: Sirocco (160g/170g) vs Meteor (225g/240g)

Ventilation: draw

Protection: Both offer enhanced protection on the top of the head, but the Meteor has a more covering polycarbonate shell on the sides and rear.

Wide range of colours: red, grey, black

The Petzl Meteor stands out with its colour options. You can choose from a white/red version, a white/grey version, and another in white/anthracite grey. This range of colours allows users to choose according to their personal preferences or to coordinate their helmet with the rest of their equipment.