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Symbol 2 Plus Titanium Grey
Ski helmet - Unisex -
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Symbol 2 Plus Titanium Grey is a unisex ski helmet from Scott.
This helmet features innovative protection technologies to keep you safe, whether you're on the slopes or in a backcountry session.
The MIPS® technology allows the helmet to slide over the layer in contact with the head, minimising the rotational shock transmitted to the brain in angular impacts, while the polycarbonate In-Mold construction and EPS lining of the Symbol 2 Plus absorb and distribute impact throughout the helmet for total protection.
The earmuffs on the Symbol 2 Plus incorporate 360° Pure Sound technology that enhances your hearing and makes it easier to detect sounds, for added safety during your skiing sessions.
Lastly, this helmet has a dual active ventilation system and a passive mask ventilation system, while its WRAS 2 adjustment system with dial lets you fine-tune the helmet to your head, and its flexible frame for even greater comfort.
To give your brain top-level protection on the slopes, opt for the Symbol 2 Plus which will be a lightweight companion on all your outings.
- Adjustable WRAS 2 system
- Active dual ventilation system
- Goggles Ventilation System
- 360° Pure Sound technology for better hearing
- MIPS® shock minimisation technology
Composition: polycarbonate In-mold with EPS lining and polycarbonate bottom layer
Use: all-mountain, freeride
| 360° Pure Sound | This technology represents a spectacular new leap forward in helmet safety. The ear-protectors include a specially shaped piece, surrounded by acoustically transparent fabric, that allows you not only to hear better, but also to locate sounds more easily. |
| MIPS® | Multidirectional Impact System: The Mips® is a revolutionary technology that mimics the brain's natural protection system. The Mips® low-friction layer creates a sliding margin between helmet and head, offering enhanced protection against brain damage caused by violent rotation during oblique impacts. |
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