Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
BC Air™ touring helmets from Backcountry Access are so light and airy you can wear them on the way up and on the way down. That means no more micromanaging your headwear between laps. BC Air helmets feature ultra-lightweight in-mold construction, integrated headlamp clips, Boa® fit system, and massive ventilation. In addition to being ASTM F2040-2018 certified for alpine skiing.
Who says avalanches only happen on the descent? And who says you can’t get hurt or buried on the way up? Keep your lid on!
Learn more: backcountryaccess.com/p/bc-air-helmet
BC Air™ touring helmets from Backcountry Access are so light and airy you can wear them on the way up and on the way down. That means no more micromanaging your headwear between laps. BC Air helmets feature ultra-lightweight in-mold construction, integrated headlamp clips, Boa® fit system, and massive ventilation. In addition to being ASTM F2040-2018 certified for alpine skiing.
Who says avalanches only happen on the descent? And who says you can’t get hurt or buried on the way up? Keep your lid on!
Learn more: backcountryaccess.com/p/bc-air-helmet
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