Atomic Revent+ AMID Helmet in Green - Size: 51-55cm

The Atomic Backland CTD Helmet provides us with a balanced feel in the backcountry on tours of any length. The hybrid construction balances peace of mind with weight-savings, while the ample ventilation helps us take quick laps without slowing down to stow this lid on the uphill. If we are unlucky enough to hook and edge on the downhill, we can focus on bouncing back up thanks to the AMID technology that is specifically designed for common whiplash falls in skiing and snowboarding.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I’ve used the Count AMID Helmet for seasons now, and it’s hands down my go-to for charging hard or cruising laps. The AMID tech and Holo Core make it feel lightweight and breathable without compromising protection—I forget it’s on, and that’s how it should be."When we head into the mountains, we want a helmet that disappears until we need it most. That’s why we reach for the Atomic Count AMID Helmet. Engineered with dual-density AMID (Atomic Multi-directional Impact Deflector) foam and a shock-absorbing Holo Core structure, this helmet delivers serious impact protection—up to 40% above standard—while staying cool, light, and low-profile. Comfort is next-level thanks to Atomic’s Live Fit pads and 360° Fit System that wrap snugly around your head and fine-tune effortlessly for an all-day secure feel. Whether carving fresh corduroy or threading tight glades, the Count AMID keeps us focused, protected, and ready for more. Add in audio-ready ear pads, a magnetic buckle, and merino-lined anti-odor interior, and this lid becomes a trusted partner for everyday ripping.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "I’ve worn this for a few seasons and it’s my go-to for everything from groomers to storm skiing. The AMID tech gives me extra peace of mind, and the fit system keeps it comfortable all day, even when I’m layering."Whether carving corduroy or chasing powder in the trees, we trust the Atomic Savor GT AMID Helmet to protect our most important gear—our head. This is Atomic’s top-tier Savor model, built with dual-density AMID impact protection and a hybrid shell construction to manage both direct and rotational forces. The Savor GT AMID doesn’t just prioritize safety—it’s tuned for comfort and performance, too. The Live Fit memory foam adapts to our head for a snug, pressure-free fit, while the 360° adjustment system lets us dial in micro-adjustments on the fly. Paired with strategically placed vents for airflow and a washable, moisture-wicking liner, this helmet is our daily driver for high-speed groomer laps, deep powder days, and everything in between.

The Atomic Backland CTD Helmet provides us with a balanced feel in the backcountry on tours of any length. The hybrid construction balances peace of mind with weight-savings, while the ample ventilation helps us take quick laps without slowing down to stow this lid on the uphill. If we are unlucky enough to hook and edge on the downhill, we can focus on bouncing back up thanks to the AMID technology that is specifically designed for common whiplash falls in skiing and snowboarding.

Consider the Giro Kids' Launch Helmet a worthy investment that protects your little ripper from the harsh spills and small bumps they're bound to encounter on the mountain. Seeing how kids are rapidly progressing these days, the savvy designers at Giro equipped the Launch Helmet with their proven In-Mold construction, which fuses a tough polycarbonate shell to an impact-absorbing layer of EPS foam. This construction delivers certified levels of protection for extra peace of mind when you drop them off at ski school or decide they're ready for dropping into black diamonds off the top of the mountain. To ensure a dialed fit, the Launch Helmet comes with Giro's In Form system, which precisely wraps their head with the spin of a rear dial. Not only does it fit snugly to eliminate any slipping or bouncing in the event of a crash, but it ensures a comfortable fit without pressure points keeping them from wearing their helmet. Also, it's tunable in vertical orientation, so you can fit this helmet atop of their head in the best possible manner for a seamless fit with their goggles. To adjust the helmet in a vertical orientation, you'll have to remove the In Form fit system and snap it into place.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "This helmet makes getting ready so much easier. The visor works great, even with glasses, and the design keeps snow and wind out of their eyes without fiddling with straps or goggles."We’re always looking for gear that simplifies the ski day, and the MAJA Visor Junior Ski Helmet does exactly that. With its built-in visor and cozy design, it eliminates the need for separate goggles while keeping visibility sharp and faces shielded from winter elements. The UV 400 visor flips up easily and is built to seal out wind, making it ideal for snowy chair rides and breezy descents. The visor is also prescription-glasses compatible and can be swapped out without tools. From lift line to last run, this helmet delivers confidence-boosting comfort and all-in-one convenience for those just getting their start on snow.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I’ve used the Count AMID Helmet for seasons now, and it’s hands down my go-to for charging hard or cruising laps. The AMID tech and Holo Core make it feel lightweight and breathable without compromising protection—I forget it’s on, and that’s how it should be."When we head into the mountains, we want a helmet that disappears until we need it most. That’s why we reach for the Atomic Count AMID Helmet. Engineered with dual-density AMID (Atomic Multi-directional Impact Deflector) foam and a shock-absorbing Holo Core structure, this helmet delivers serious impact protection—up to 40% above standard—while staying cool, light, and low-profile. Comfort is next-level thanks to Atomic’s Live Fit pads and 360° Fit System that wrap snugly around your head and fine-tune effortlessly for an all-day secure feel. Whether carving fresh corduroy or threading tight glades, the Count AMID keeps us focused, protected, and ready for more. Add in audio-ready ear pads, a magnetic buckle, and merino-lined anti-odor interior, and this lid becomes a trusted partner for everyday ripping.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "I love how the visor integrates so seamlessly—no foggy goggles or fiddling with fit mid-run. The Sphere Fit system cradles my head perfectly and the magnetic buckle is a total game-changer on cold days."We count on the Rachel Visor Ski Helmet to streamline our snow days with goggle-free clarity and comfort-packed protection. With its sleek, modern profile and integrated double-lens visor, Head designed this helmet to offer a full field of vision while shielding us from wind, snow, and glare—no extra gear required. Whether we wear glasses or not, the visor lifts and locks with ease, and lens swaps are fast thanks to tool-free buckles. The Sphere Fit system hugs the shape of our head for a dialed-in feel, and the magnetic Fidlock buckle makes on-and-off effortless even with gloves. Lightweight, warm, and full of tech, the Rachel Visor Helmet proves that premium protection can also be unbelievably convenient.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "This helmet fits like a glove, thanks to the BOA Fit System dial. I can micro-adjust it on the lift or mid-run, and the adjustable vents are perfect for warm spring days or freezing storm laps—super versatile."When the day demands comfort and versatility, the Head Rev Ski & Snowboard Helmet is our go-to for resort laps and powder hunts alike. Designed with a freeride spirit and an all-mountain build, this helmet blends customizable fit, temperature regulation, and safety into one sleek shell. At the core of its comfort is Head’s Sphere Fit system, featuring a BOA Fit System dial that wraps the head like a flexible beanie, ensuring even pressure distribution and a locked-in feel without hotspots. The adjustable ventilation keeps us cool on warm bluebird days and sealed up when the snow’s coming sideways. Whether we’re linking park laps, chasing sidecountry lines, or just cruising with friends, the Rev Helmet keeps us focused, warm, and ready for whatever the next run brings.

The new Giro Terra MIPS Hemet is sleek, lightweight, and has all the necessary features to keep you comfortable when you're out on the mountain all day. The MIPS technology works by allowing two liners to move independently of each other when the helmet is subject to force, reducing rotational energy during certain impacts. An in-mold construction, which fuses the outer shell to the foam liner, keeps the Terra lightweight and allows more thorough ventilation. Giro's Passive Aggressive Venting System adds to this by combining the exterior vent design with interior channeling that lets cool air flow when you're in motion, and lets warm air escape through the top of the helmet if you're standing still. A low-profile dial adjustment ensures you can easily customize your fit on the go for a solid, performance-oriented feel.

The new Giro Terra MIPS Hemet is sleek, lightweight, and has all the necessary features to keep you comfortable when you're out on the mountain all day. The MIPS technology works by allowing two liners to move independently of each other when the helmet is subject to force, reducing rotational energy during certain impacts. An in-mold construction, which fuses the outer shell to the foam liner, keeps the Terra lightweight and allows more thorough ventilation. Giro's Passive Aggressive Venting System adds to this by combining the exterior vent design with interior channeling that lets cool air flow when you're in motion, and lets warm air escape through the top of the helmet if you're standing still. A low-profile dial adjustment ensures you can easily customize your fit on the go for a solid, performance-oriented feel.

We don’t let the low-profile design of the Windham WaveCel Helmet fool us—there’s a lot going under that sleek shell to protect our noggin while we get in our laps. The WaveCel lining technology features an advanced structure of interlocking cells that provide the rotational impact protection of a MIPS helmet, as well as linear protection—meaning all angles are covered. That coupled with the fine-tuned adjustment system and a comfy fleece lining makes the Windham an easy choice, all season long.

Checking in at just 11oz, K2's Route Helmet is the lightest snow helmet on the market. It takes its cues from climbing helmets—just check out the ventilation system. The polycarbonate shell and EPS foam liner are fully certified for skiing, snowboarding, and even biking protection. The earpads are removable, as are the fully adjustable headlamp and goggle clips, making for a fully customizable package whether we're in the resort or the backcountry.

When heading to the mountain its natural to focus on your layers, and we'd argue that the final layer choice on your noggin is the most critical. Giro's Avera Helmet offers reliable protection that stays comfortable for all-day, while adjustable vents let you keep prime temperature.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"The Strive Mips Helmet is built for racers. I love the chinbar compatibility for slalom runs—it's adjustable and super easy to install."The Giro Strive Mips Helmet delivers the speed-focused protection and performance that ski racers demand. Borrowing its aerodynamic design from the elite-level Avance Mips, the Strive features a stiff fiberglass shell and an EPP foam liner that dissipates impact energy while withstanding multiple hits. Equipped with Mips technology, this helmet offers enhanced safety by redirecting impact forces in angled collisions. Chinbar compatibility makes it race-day-ready, while X-Static padding ensures fresh comfort through the heat of competition.

Aptly named, the Smith Liberty MIPS Helmet is tough, lightweight, and features adjustable ventilation—a handy package that gives you the freedom to explore the entire mountain, on- or off-piste. It features a low-profile hybrid construction packed with impact-resistant foam and Smith's Koroyd filler, all of which help absorb the force from unfortunate spills, and this MIPS edition of the new Smith helmet features a Multi-directional Impact Protection System. MIPS uses a rotational liner that minimizes the force from angled impacts. And thanks to an abundance of adjustable ventilation, the entire mountain is yours to explore—open them up to cool off on traverse or bootpack, then snap them shut when you're back on the wind-whipped ski lift. A soft, fuzzy lining ensures next to skin comfort, but if you like riding with a beanie beneath, one spin of the fit dial will open up some room.

You want your young racer to be safe on the slopes, and affording you more peace of mind so you can cheer encouragingly is the Smith Icon Junior MIPS Helmet. This racer-focused helmet utilizes a lightweight construction that comes loaded with safety features, allowing you and them to focus on racing performance with more reassurance. Aerocore construction and Koroyd cylinders absorb and convert the kinetic energy in the event of an impact by acting as crumple-zones to manage energy efficiently. Secondly, this design increases airflow for superior ventilation, which stands as a benefit in the Icon’s minimally ventilated design. Additionally, the Icon meets FIS RH 2013 requirements, so your avid racer will more likely be able to take the start-gate that they’ve worked for all season long. The comfortable lining inside reduces noise distractions. And when using the Icon with Smith goggles, fogging up is a non-issue. The Icon is equipped with even more safety with MIPS integration, and a compatible slalom chin-bar (sold separately) can be attached.

The Scout Helmet delivers the look you want out of a hardshell brimmed helmet, but comes with all the features and technology that sets Smith helmets apart. Its Bombshell Construction is extremely durable and dent resistant to withstand high impacts. The Bombshell Earpads provide a comfortable seal from the outside elements on stormy, mid-winter days and can be removed when the hardpack turns to corn for maximum ventilation. If it's still cold out but you still need ventilation after deep turns on long runs, the AirEvac2 Ventilation system drives warm air away from the goggle area and through external vents to help keep you cool and to help prevent the dreaded goggle fog. Strategically placed vents also allow heat to escape while preventing cold air drafts from getting in and making you cold. The Scout is equipped with Smith's Self-Adjusting Lifestyle Fit System. This system utilizes elastic in the rear of the liner that flexes with your head for a totally custom fit. It also keeps your goggles comfortably in place when you wear them under your helmet. As the Scout was designed for those pushing their limits, it is designed with some additional features to keep you going. Its beanie compatible construction allows you to layer up on cold days without compromising the fit or performance of the helmet while a removable goggle lock streamlines the look of the helmet or keeps your goggles in place when worn on the outside. Finally, the Scout is Outdoor Tech audio system compatible so you can listen to all your favorite jams while you dial in some new tricks.

This year, Atomic decided to take a new approach to their all mountain helmet design. The Four Amid Pro Helmet is the pinnacle of this, with sleek, street-inspired style, a comfortable fit, and protection you can ride in with confidence. Built with AMID, which stands for Atomic Multi-directional Impact Deflector, the helmet's defense systems are designed to absorb the force of angled impacts, while the Holo Core design incorporates a crumple zone that maximizes shock absorption.

The Kids' Prospect Jr. MIPS Helmet boasts Smith's most advanced features found in a ski helmet. It has a MIPS (Multi Direction Impact Protection System) inner lining that rotates slightly upon impact to absorb side-angled crashes commonly occurred from falling on skis and snowboards. Smith's Koroyd foam has a honeycomb structure that enhances ventilation and lightness without compromising overall safety. Inside, a dial-adjustable lining hugs the furry lining for a snug fit and soft warmth. Fourteen ventilation holes let out any unwanted warmth, and the adjustable switch closes all the vents in winter's coldest.

We take on those big objectives with the Smith Mission MIPS Helmet. Built with the MIPS impact system, this helmet redirects energy during impact to reduce rotational forces and add protection in the case of a crash. The EPS foam interior and polycarbonate shell exterior work together to help protect and fend off low hanging branches or hard packed snow. Adjustable ventilation allows for airflow to cool off the interior of the helmet, but can also be closed off during especially cold days when that extra warmth is wanted. If the day does get too warm, the ear pads can be removed in order to dump extra heat and allow for additional climate control.