Scott Track Ski Helmet

The helmet features specially shaped ear pads that allow for better sound transmission compared to standard foam padding. This design helps you hear ambient sounds, like other skiers or lift operators, more clearly without compromising your protection.

No, the passive ventilation system is fixed. It is designed to create a constant airflow that pulls warm air out of the helmet and keeps your goggles clear, which is generally sufficient for most resort skiing conditions.

This helmet uses the J-RAS fit system, which features a simple adjustment dial at the back. You can easily tighten or loosen the fit with one hand, even while wearing gloves, to ensure the helmet stays secure on your head.

While it is rated for all-mountain and freeride use, its weight and passive ventilation make it better suited for resort skiing. If you are doing high-output backcountry touring, you might prefer a helmet with more active venting options to manage temperature during climbs.

Class B certification means the helmet is designed to provide protection for the top of your head while also offering some coverage for the ears. It is the standard safety rating for most recreational ski and snowboard helmets, balancing impact protection with comfort and hearing.