
protection
No helmet is the worst call you can make on the mountain. Full stop. Modern snow helmets are light, ventilated, warm when they need to be, and they look good doing it. There's genuinely no reason not to wear one. We stock helmets from Anon, Giro, Oakley and ProTec — the full current season range, in stock at our Richmond store. Authorised Australian dealer for all brands, full manufacturer warranty, same and next-day dispatch from Melbourne, and free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $90.
Frequently Asked Questions
It rocks when you shake your head, or it sits too far back on your skull. The front should sit roughly two fingers above your eyebrows and the helmet should stay put without the strap doing the work. Snug but never painful is the target.
After any significant impact, yes, even if the shell looks fine. The protective foam is designed to compress once and absorb energy in that single hit, so a helmet that has done its job has already spent its protection.
It targets rotational force from angled impacts, which are the most common type in snow sports because you rarely fall straight down onto your head. We stock both MIPS and standard models and can talk you through which suits your budget and riding.
The helmet brim and the goggle frame are not matching up. That gap gives you a cold stripe across the forehead and lets snow in. Buying the helmet and goggle together is the surest way to avoid it, and some systems such as Anon MFI are designed to integrate.
Manufacturers generally recommend replacement every few years of regular use, because foam and shell materials degrade with UV exposure, heat in a car boot and general handling. If you are unsure whether yours is still doing its job, bring it in and we will look at it.
Fixed vents are simpler and lighter. Adjustable venting lets you dial airflow as conditions change, which is genuinely useful on Australian days that start cold and turn into sweating weather by midday.



















