Climbing Helmet KASK Superplasma PL EN12492 yellow 51–62 cm 420 g

The KASK Superplasma PL EN12492 yellow 51–62 cm 420 g is a certified climbing helmet designed for mountaineering, climbing and rope work. It provides impact protection while remaining lightweight at 420 g and fits head circumferences from 51 to 62 cm. The helmet’s construction and adjustable fit aim to balance comfort, ventilation and safety for both professional and recreational users working at height or in alpine environments.

Advantages

The helmet complies with the EN12492 standard for mountaineering helmets and combines a protective shell with a size-adjustable retention system to secure a stable fit. At 420 g it is light enough for extended use and includes ventilation to help regulate temperature during activity. Its yellow color improves visibility in outdoor settings and the design supports compatibility with accessories commonly used in climbing and rope work.

Suitable for

• Mountaineering and alpine climbing
• Rock climbing and sport climbing
• Rope access and industrial rope work
• Rescue operations and technical teams working at height
• Recreational climbers seeking a certified safety helmet

Key specifications

• Certification: EN12492 (mountaineering helmet)
• Color: yellow
• Head circumference range: 51–62 cm
• Weight: 420 g
• Adjustable fit system for secure retention
• Ventilation for airflow during activity

How to use

Place the helmet on the head and adjust the internal retention system so the helmet sits level and stable without excessive movement. Fasten and adjust the chin strap to ensure the helmet remains secure during climbs or rope work. Check that ventilation channels are unobstructed and position any accessory mounts as needed. Inspect the helmet visually before each use for damage, cracks or deformation and replace the helmet if it shows signs of impact or wear that could compromise protection.

Usage recommendations

Use the helmet in accordance with EN12492 requirements and the manufacturer’s instructions. Store the helmet away from direct sunlight, chemicals and high heat when not in use. Replace the helmet after a significant impact or according to manufacturer guidance; do not attempt repairs that alter the shell or suspension. For optimal safety, combine the helmet with appropriate harnesses, ropes and protective equipment suited to the activity.