Cinema

Winter sports enthusiasts are now increasingly replacing the traditional combination of helmet and ski goggles with a helmet that has an integrated visor. For one thing, this helmet design is a lot more comfortable for people who wear glasses because there is no contact between the glasses and the visor. However, visor helmets are becoming increasingly popular across all age and consumer groups because they are practical, offer a superior field of vision and generally don’t fog up as quickly. The Cinema visor helmet by HEAD was developed for style-conscious winter sports enthusiasts who value functionality and aesthetics. A slim profile gives the Cinema a stylish and understated appearance. The visor operating mechanism is concealed inside, making the helmet appear as if cast from a single mould, with no buttons or levers detracting from the look. A free-hanging visor system provides a broad field of vision and optimum face protection. Thanks to the Easyclick Lens Exchange system, the integrated visor is easily operated with one hand only for convenient adjustment to changing mountain weather conditions. The mirror-coated visor makes an attractive contrast to the matt finish of the helmet shell. The helmet also has a built-in Sphere Fit system that ensures optimum fit by wrapping around the head like the beanie hat that is so popular among winter sports enthusiasts. This individual adaptability to all head shapes provides optimum support and protection without pressure points. The jury praised the fact that the Cinema visor helmet is also comfortable to wear over a longer period of time, especially in the neck and nose area, and that the simple but carefully crafted design is clearly different from what you usually see on the slopes. HEAD has succeeded in developing a visor helmet that is technically sophisticated, combines safety and comfort, and yet still looks light and elegant.