Edelrid Zodiac Climbing Helmet for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides
Retail Price:
$59.95
$59.95
Used Value:
$35.97
$35.97
Sale Value:
$53.96
$53.96
The climber's reigning terror of rock-fall, also known as choss, is a lot less scary when you have Edelrid's Zodiac Climbing Helmet overhead. This impact-resistant shell bounces pebbles and debris off your dome so you can stay in the game, and the internal expanded foam attenuates shock when you bonk your head. Wing Fit and rear adjustment systems ensure a secure fit, and there are large vents for much-needed airflow in warm temperatures. The Zodiac also features an adjustable chin straps, four clips for a headlamp, and spare padding for a fine-tuned fit.
Specifications
Brand:
Certifications:
EN 12492, UIAA
Claimed Weight:
12.7 oz
Fit Adjustment:
Wing-Fit
Impact Foam:
polystyrene
Manufacturer Warranty:
limited
Recommended Use:
climbing
Shell Material:
ABS
Full Reviews
I've got a giant, bald head that needed a helmet that wasn't going to make a popping sound every time it came off or assistance shoving it on like all my other helmets seemed to need. I climb in the ADKs and the Gunks so this helmet has had a rain covers, hats, handkerchiefs, and bug nets under it at various times and was always comfortable. It's easy to adjust and doesn't wobble around. You can fit two sandwiches or a chalk bag in it when you're setting up your pack for long approaches. And even in hot, 90+ degree weather, it wasn't terrible. Five stars for this bucket!
Gregory M., backcountry.com
August 31, 2020
August 31, 2020
I just started climbing outdoors this year & knew I would need a helmet. The fit is great and can be adjusted to wear a hat underneath if needed. It feels snug on my head and doesn't shift around if I'm looking up/down. Overall, I'm happy with it.
Jessica W., backcountry.com
June 18, 2019
June 18, 2019
Finally needed to upgrade from my BD half dome helmet. I liked that old one, but it would always slid back on my head when I was looking up. This helmet stays in place and fits really comfortably, and has enough room to wear a visor or hat underneath. All around my favorite climbing helmet I've tried with a pretty decent price point.
Greg Bobetich, backcountry.com
September 1, 2017
September 1, 2017
