2021 POC Super Skull SPIN FIS Helmet
Sale Regular price $800.00*Make color selection here.
Helmet regulation (2014/15), that requires "Conforms to FIS" label is applicable at all levels without exception for GS, SG and DH. All helmets that meet this regulation in our store are labeled "FIS" for your convenience. Download the current SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALPINE COMPETITION EQUIPMENT and the USSA Helmet Rule for full details.
Selecting your proper helmet size:
Measure your head circumference one inch above the eyebrows around to the largest point on the back of your head. Round up to the larger size when your measurement is between two sizes.
Helmet Size Guide
| Head Circumference (inches) | Helmet Size (cm) |
|---|---|
| 20 | 51 |
| 20 1/4 | 52 |
| 20 7/8 | 53 |
| 21 1/4 | 54 |
| 21 5/8 | 55 |
| 22 | 56 |
| 22 3/8 | 57 |
| 22 3/4 | 58 |
| 23 1/4 | 59 |
| 23 5/8 | 60 |
| 24 3/8 | 61 |
Helmet Fit Check:
- Your helmet should fit snugly and square on your head. Make sure that it is not tilted too far back or forward on your head.
- Cheek pads touch, but do not press uncomfortably.
- Make sure there are no gaps around your temples, brow or back of the neck
- With the straps securely fastened, shake your head slightly from side to side and back and forth. If it moves or feels loose, then it is too big. (Also remember that the comfort liner will compress a little with use, so a new helmet should fit as tight as you can comfortably wear.)
- Again with the straps fastened, try to roll the helmet forward off your head. If you can get it off, it is too big.
- Feel for any pressure spots. Check for any soreness or red spots after you remove the helmet. If you find any, try the next size up or a different model. All brands fit a little different, so try on multiple styles for the best fit.
Description & Features
The Super Skull SPIN is a super lightweight helmet explicitly designed for elite-level racers. This FIS level helmet meets the demands and rigors of those at the cutting edge of their sport and who demand nothing but the safest, lightest protection. From the very beginning, the Skull family has been about one thing above all else: supporting the fastest, safest way down on a race run.
The Super Skull SPIN provides performance protection at a weight previously unimaginable thanks to a carbon fiber shell. Patent-pending SPIN pads line the helmet interior providing enhanced rotational impact protection. A multi-impact VPD System layer is included in the front and rear to deflect energy from gates, or low-impact falls, further improving the helmet's ability to protect in higher-speed crashes. When combined, these features deliver a new level of safety in a super lightweight package.
Features
- FIS Approved Ski Racing Helmet
- Super lightweight carbon shell
- POC SPIN (Shearing Pad Inside) Rotational Impact Protection
- Integrated VPD System for protection against repeated impacts
- Multi-impact EPP liner
- Ear chambers designed for less effect on balance and hearing
- Fixed goggle clip
- Compatible with POC Break Away Chin Guard
- FIS RH 2013 certified
Technical Info
POC SPIN
Rotational impact protection is necessary to counter the forces involved in oblique impacts, which are a common cause of head injury. SPIN pads are integrated inside a helmet and add an extra layer of rotational impact protection by shearing in any direction, allowing the head to move relative to the helmet, reducing the force transmitted to the brain.
MULTI-IMPACT EPP Liner w/VPD 2.0 Deflector Panel
Helmets with an Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) liner and visco-elastic polymer dough (VPD) layer have been developed specifically for the needs of ski racers. To minimize the force and impact to a skier's head from repeatedly hitting gates, the liner uses the protection and absorption properties of a VPD 2.0 layer with aramid reinforcement. EPP also provides maximum protection in case of a significant fall.