Atomic Backland Helmet

Yes, the Backland is multi-norm certified, meaning it meets the specific safety standards for skiing, climbing, and cycling. It is designed to handle the different impact profiles of each sport, making it a true all-season piece of gear.

The helmet comes with two interchangeable liners. You use the full-cap liner for insulation and warmth during cold winter ski days, and swap it for the breathable, lightweight skimo liner when you need maximum ventilation during warmer spring tours or summer climbs.

AMID stands for Atomic Multi-directional Impact Deflector. It is a foam system inside the helmet that moves independently to absorb energy from angled impacts, offering up to 40% more protection than standard industry requirements.

No, it is surprisingly lightweight. Atomic uses a construction called Holo Core, which creates a unique egg-carton structure that maximizes impact protection while keeping the overall weight low, so it won't feel bulky on long ascents.

The integrated headlamp mount is molded directly into the shell, providing a stable, low-profile attachment point. It is designed specifically for alpine starts, ensuring your light stays secure and doesn't shift while you are moving.