Atomic Count XTD

Holo Core is a unique, egg-carton-like structure that provides significantly higher shock absorption than standard EPS foam. Because of its shape, it also allows for better airflow, which helps keep your head cool during high-output touring ascents.

While it is optimized for the weight and ventilation demands of backcountry touring, it is fully certified for skiing and snowboarding. You can certainly use it at the resort, though you may find it feels lighter and more breathable than a traditional resort-specific helmet.

The 360-degree fit system allows you to fine-tune the helmet not just for head circumference, but also for head shape. It provides a secure, uniform hold around your entire head, which prevents the helmet from shifting while you are skinning uphill or navigating technical terrain.

No, a RECCO reflector is a passive safety device that helps professional rescue teams locate you in an emergency; it is not an active transceiver. You should always carry a standard avalanche beacon, probe, and shovel when traveling in the backcountry.

Yes, the helmet features an integrated strap specifically designed to secure both goggles and headlamps. This ensures your light stays in place during early morning ascents or late-day descents.