Petzl Meteor
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Petzl Meteor - Red/Orange / S/M is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Petzl Meteor is a lightweight helmet designed for climbing, mountaineering, and ski touring. Its efficient protection makes it ideal for these activities, while its compact size and excellent ventilation ensure comfort in any season. The helmet's shape offers enhanced head protection and is compatible with ski goggles. In fact, it is the first CE certified helmet for ski touring, though it does not meet the requirements of the EN 1077 standard for alpine skiing helmets.
Features
Lightweight, low-profile, ventilated helmet:
- Weighs just 225 g for size S/M and 240 g for size M/L.
- Achieves a low-profile design through In-Mould construction, with an expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam liner injected into a lightweight polycarbonate shell.
- Large vents provide outstanding airflow for improved ventilation.
- Offers a refined finish with a sleek and modern design.
Enhanced protection:
- Engineered to meet Petzl’s TOP AND SIDE PROTECTION label standards.
- Provides superior protection against impacts from the side, front, and rear.
Suited for ski touring:
- Certified as a CE-compliant ski touring helmet.
- Ensures optimal ventilation during both ascents and descents, allowing for comfortable wear throughout the outing.
- Front section is specifically designed to accommodate ski goggles.
- Rear elastic band is compatible with most ski goggle headbands.
- Semi-rigid headband is easily adjustable, even while wearing gloves.
- Equipped with two front clips and a rear elastic band to securely attach a headlamp.
NOTE: This helmet does not meet the requirements of the EN 1077 standard for alpine skiing helmets.
Specifications
| Material(s) | Polycarbonate crown, expanded polystyrene (EPS) liner, polyester webbing |
| Certification(s) | CE EN 12492, CE ski touring helmet (PCSR-002), UIAA |
| Size | S/M | M/L |
| Head circumference | 48-58 cm | 53-61 cm |
| Weight | 225 g | 240 g |
| Inner Pack Count | 1 | 1 |
Technology
Technical Notice
Declaration Of Conformity
Tips for maintaining your equipment
Inspection
PPE inspection procedure
PPE checklist
Video
Technical Content
HOW TO REMOVE THE MAGNETS FROM THE MAGNETIC BUCKLES ON YOUR HELMET'S CHINSTRAP?
This helmet has a magnetic chinstrap buckle that facilitates fastening. In certain environments containing magnetic dust (e.g. iron dust), the dust can accumulate on the magnets and prevent the buckle from fastening. In this case, we recommend cleaning the buckles or removing the magnets.
Magnet Removal Procedure
Male Buckle Magnet
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1. Immerse the buckle in a container of boiling water to soften the plastic. |
2. Put the buckle on a supporting surface and hold the magnet down with a screwdriver. Lift the end of the buckle; the magnet comes out. |
Female Buckle Magnet
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1. Feed webbing through the buckle strap. |
2. Immerse the buckle in a container of boiling water. |
3. Put the buckle on a supporting surface and use a screwdriver to push through the small hole under the strap; the magnet comes out. |
Note:
The magnets may be reinstalled in the buckles if desired. Be sure to reinstall the magnets in the correct direction so that they attract each other.
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