Salomon presents new helmets and new masks

on Wednesday 8 June 2011
by Federico Casnati
photo by casnas

Salomon

for next year has decided to expand its offerings in terms of ski materials: not only skis and boots, not only the wide range of clothing that takes place every year, but also helmets and masks.

helmets have been there for several years and highly valued, but the ski goggles and snowboarding are a unique and new for the season 2011/2012 and have been recently presented in Milan.

Like all forms of high-end market is guaranteed an excellent isolation from the outside and excellent stability with respect to moisture. Thanks to the system
Thermo Control lenses Salomon are able to manage the humidity inside dela mask, ensuring that no tarnish with the helmet with the ski cap.

The most important is however the presence of newly developed lenses. Unlike what you might think Salomon has decided to focus on fotocromaticitÃ or other variables related to the reaction to external illumination.

Salomon proposes the mask with the maximum range of vision on the market today. Thanks to technology called XTEND fact the lenses are larger and thinner, which allows you to bend in different ways and to build a different structure, with walls almost absent. This is
extends many degrees viewing angle, and this distinct advantage to both the athlete and tourists alike. The safety and enjoyment of skiing thank you!

the side of the helmet is the most interesting innovation Custom Air, new technology to fill the empty areas inside the helmet. It is often the fact that a size is too small and the next is too big, or that the conformation of the skull is not perfectly compatible with the helmet.
The Custom Air promises instead of taking up the air to fill these internal areas of the helmet, ensuring a perfect adherence of the same. The operation is similar to that of some basketball shoes of a few years ago, but more Efficient: you press a button on the side of the ear flaps to bring together the air inside and fill the empty areas without increasing the pressure on those already filled or tight fit.

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