Snowboard helmets

Snowboard helmets built for protection and comfort. OutdoorXL offers a broad selection with certified safety, adjustable fit systems and warm, removab ... Read more

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Snowboard helmets here are about reliable protection with practical features for winter conditions. OutdoorXL carries a large assortment from well‑known brands, making it easy to compare weight, fit and ventilation.

Safety comes first. Certifications like CE EN 1077 and ASTM F2040 cover alpine skiing and snowboarding. Many models add rotational‑impact tech such as MIPS. Stable straps, deeper rear coverage and goggle‑friendly brims support security on the mountain.

Construction guides feel and durability. In‑mold helmets are light and low profile. ABS hardshell designs are more hard‑wearing against day‑to‑day knocks. Hybrid builds blend both. Most use EPS foam; some add EPP zones to better handle repeated, low‑energy impacts.

Fit matters most. Dial or BOA‑style systems fine‑tune circumference; interchangeable pads help with shape. Measure head size above the eyebrows and check the chart. The shell should be snug without pressure points, and meet goggles cleanly with no gap.

Climate control keeps comfort steady. Fixed vents keep weight low; adjustable vents open for spring and close for storms. Moisture‑wicking liners, removable ear pads and beanie‑compatible interiors help regulate warmth without bulk.

Useful details include goggle clips, audio‑ready ear pads, glove‑friendly buckles and removable liners for easy drying.

Snowboard helmets men and Snowboard helmets women group similar performance with sizing and fit ranges to simplify selection. Choose by head shape, size and features; the priorities remain the same.

Care is simple: air dry, avoid harsh cleaners and high heat. Replace after a significant impact, or every few seasons depending on wear. In Sale > Snowboard > Snowboard helmets, last‑season colors can offer good value.