With the recent focus on dual-certified helmets for skimo racing, it’s refreshing to see a proper light helmet with maximum ventilation. The CAMP Storm helmet replacing the incredibly popular Speed helmet, which protected the heads of skimo racers and alpinists across the globe. The helmet features improved fit and user-friendly operation in a technical alpine environment. The dial closure system sits low on the back of your head to provide secure and comfortable protection. The yoke-straps are equipped with adjustable buckles that allow for further fine-tuning. Nearly two-dozen generously sized vents are strategically placed around the helmet for smooth airflow, even at low speeds. CAMP is the leader in fluid alpinism and design this helmet for those that enjoy getting there and getting home swiftly and safely.
- In-mold EPS foam innards are surrounded by a durable polycarbonate shell.
- Dial system sits low on the back of your head to comfortably seat the harness.
- 22 generously sized vents allow for adequate ventilation, even at low speeds.
- Removable padding and adjustable yoke-straps offer a customized fit.
- Headlamp clips in the front and the rear securely secure a headlamp.
- EN 12492 certified.
Specifications | |
Weight |
254g [S/M] 280g [M/L] |
Certifications | EN 12492 (climbing) |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Polycarbonate, EPS Foam |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Ski alpinism, ski mountaineering, spring skiing |
Notes | 22 vents and a harness-dial fit system |
Bottom Line | Comfortable and well vented mountaineering helmet |
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Questions & Reviews
New style Petzl Scirocco
BD Vapor
LS RSR
LS Mulaz
Camp Storm
Ski Trab Attivo
BD Vapor has a very similar harness system to the Sirocco that allows it to wrap evenly and very low on the back of your head so it feels very secure. Similarly shaped shell, too. Fit is very similar to the Sirocco (oval shaped).
La Sportiva RSR is extremely light and definitely a very dedicated skimo race helmet or fast touring helmet. Lower vertical profile than the Sirocco but side protection is about the same.
Mulaz feels a lot like the Vapor, but a touch narrower and a touch shorter (rounder).
The Attivo and Camp Storm are similar to each other and different enough in the fit from the rest of the helmets. The Camp Storm and Attivo helmets are both much rounder (shorter and wider) than most other helmets that I've tried so try your Sirocco on and see where the gaps are between your head and the shell of the helmet. That'll give you a good relative idea of which helmets you'll fit and which ones you won't.
If the helmet is tight on the sides but you have gaps in the front then the Storm/Attivo could work really well. If it's even all around then the Mulaz, Vapor, and RSR will likely do better.
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