The Dynafit TLT Helmet really can do it all. It is triple certified for skiing, climbing, and cycling so you can be fast, light, and stylish for every sport in every season. No matter the time of year, a removable visor will help protect you from the sun's glare. Exceptional ventilation system provides comfort and breathability which will help keep you moving throughout the day. A dial located on the back allows for a precise fit so you can find the sweet spot between safety and comfort. The Dynafit TLT helmet is lightweight, adaptable, and compatible with TLT goggle system, and will be the only helmet you need in just about any human-powered discipline.
High-performance ventilation system keeps you going no matter the weather.
Compact, low-profile design because style and performance can go hand in hand.
Lightweight in-mold PC-EPS construction for exceptional protection.
Adjustable and removable visor when you want to change style or sport.
Elastic headlamp and goggle fixation to keep them on your helmet.
Height adjustable turning wheel to dial in comfort and fit.
This is now my go-to helmet for most tours. Fit is good for my smaller head in size S/M (in between oval and more rounded). One small gripe is the goggle / headlamp straps are easy to lose, but the design is also very simple which is a plus. Chin / ear straps are easy to adjust.
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12/6/2024
Trieu (hasn't used product)
I can say the fit is rounder than oval. It’s perfect for me. It’s very comfortable, secure…no hot spots.
I still have not figured out how to shorten the straps and even out both sides of the straps.
How would you compare this one to the Smith Summit helmet? I'm trying to choose a helmet that can keep me safe for resort skiing, ski touring, rock climbing, cycling, and mountaineering. Could you give me some advices please? Also, I wonder how would these triple certified helmets compare to those helmets that are intended for only one activity(e.g. for rock climbing only). Thank!
This helmet is triple-certified for skiing, biking, and climbing, whereas the Smith is technically only certified for skiing and climbing. So for your use, the Dynafit may offer a bit more protection/assurance. Compared to a rock climbing helmet, a triple-certified helmet will have more protection around the back and side areas of the head. Climbing helmets mainly protect from top-down impacts, like rocks falling on you from above. Skiing and biking helmets have different requirements for protection from falls at different angles. I would not really recommend using a normal climbing helmet for skiing or biking, for this reason.
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12/11/2023
Question from
David Lim
Asian (or rounder) fit. With the average length to width ratio of 1.3 for the more elongated Caucasian head shape versus the rounder skulls of us Asians (1.1), which skimo helmets on your list lean towards the rounder head shape? Thanks
If you see "Specs verified - Yes" on our specs sheet, that means we have verified the weights ourselves. Whenever possible, we publish our own weights. So in this case, we have weighed the item and found it to weigh 380 grams.
Hi DK. Those loops are meant to keep your goggle or headlamp straps in place. It is fed through the vent hole just behind the visor and clipped to itself. I've included a picture for reference. Hope this helps.
3/11/2025
Answer from
Gregory H
THANKYOU - just out of the box and I about snapped the bungees putting them through the vents ON TOP of the helmet...
What is the sizing like for this helmet? I am usually a s/m but based on the sizing chart for this helmet I think that I would be a l/xl. I usually wear a buff and a ball cap, sometimes a thing fleece hat if it is cold so I do like having extra room. Thoughts?
So I happen to have a pair myself, just tried them on with the TLT helmet. No gap between the goggles and helmet, and overall seemed comfortable. This helmet does sit a bit higher on your head, like a climbing helmet. It also doesn't have ear pads, which can be weird with goggles. I can't really speak for the style aspect, as that's not my specialty.
So far this helmet is everything I hoped it to be. A light and comfortable fit, with much better coverage than the Dynafit DNA helmet. I haven't tested it with goggles yet, but my headlamp sits well in comparison to other helmets I have had.
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1/4/2023
Question from
Jon
Are there available ear pads / flaps for this helmet?
1/5/2023
Answer from
Gabriel I
Hi Jon, the TLT helmet does not come with ear pads. Pair with a hat or headband for optimal lobe coverage.
I can’t seem to find any information about the integrated goggle straps Dynafit shows on their website for this helmet. Do you all know anything about it and where to get those straps?
Hi Abigal You are correct, the TLT helmet does not have MIPS. EPS is the material they use to make the interior of the helmet and doesn't have any functionality like MIPS.
Awesome fit right out of the box , didn,t even need to touch the strap adjusters . Feels so light you can’t even tell it’s on your head . I wear it on the up and obviously down . Vents good too and most importantly it makes me look fast .
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12/5/2022
Question from
Forest Dramis
Is there any way to attach a headlamp or non-integrated goggles?