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Men's Touring Helmets (2)

The Atomic men's touring helmets are the ultimate all-rounder for touring and freeride: fast and light performance, protection, air ventilation and a reflective element.
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      Atomic Touring Helmets for Men

      Atomic offers a variety of helmet models for men. The helmets for men at Atomic can be divided into two main categories: alpine helmets and touring helmets. Atomic’s ski touring helmets are extremely lightweight all-rounders, ideal for touring and freeriding. They provide high efficiency and safety with minimal weight. Thanks to top ventilation and reflective elements, they remain comfortable even during intense ski tours. The models of Atomic ski touring helmets for men include: Backland CTD, Backland, Backland UL CTD, and Backland UL. For more information, you can explore the touring category and find detailed descriptions under each model. Pair your men’s touring helmet with one of our high-quality ski goggles for men to ensure optimal protection and clear vision on the slopes.

      The Most Frequently Asked Questions About Atomic Men's Touring Helmets

      How much does a good men’s touring helmet cost? At Atomic, you’ll find men's touring helmets in a range of price segments. Prices range from 80 to 650 euros.

      What size touring helmet for men? To determine the correct touring helmet size for men, it's best to measure the circumference of your head. You can then select the appropriate size on the Atomic website.

      How should a touring helmet fit properly? A men’s touring helmet should not press too hard but should still fit snugly. When you move your head from side to side, the helmet should not shift and should fit closely to your head.