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IMO for tree climbing no, the second link asumes that if its good for rock and ice climbing it must be good for tree climbing thats the way i read it. No connections for visors or ear protection. I think the helmet standards are (EN 12492 and EN 397 standards), correct me if im wrong. Also the chinstraps on climbing helmet should be designed not to come off.

 

So i guess these questions need to be asked before buying the helmet

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agree with the ear defenders problem and it will be a warm helmet but i would say no warmer than a standerd husquarvna set up.

 

its a good lid and will take a pounding : i have one personally for rockclimbing and gorge scrambling.

 

Good to hear from someone who's using one. Sounds pretty durable from what you've said!

 

Do you think the Grivel + plugs will be any cooler than my current Husky lid with defenders then dm?

 

Ta.

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IMO for tree climbing no, the second link asumes that if its good for rock and ice climbing it must be good for tree climbing thats the way i read it. No connections for visors or ear protection. I think the helmet standards are (EN 12492 and EN 397 standards), correct me if im wrong. Also the chinstraps on climbing helmet should be designed not to come off.

 

So i guess these questions need to be asked before buying the helmet

 

Too true and like I said I want to make sure I follow the rules.

It's got the EN 12492 approval on it.

 

Does this mean it's rated for top and side impacts then? Does this rating cover the chin strap release pressure too?

 

Just to reiterate, I will NOT be climbing.

 

Like I say i've only ever worn your classic Husky setup so am unclear of the rules.

 

 

Can someone clarify?

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EN 12492 is the recomended standard

The old husky EN 397 was just a top impact test

the EN 12492 is top and side

so yes it would satisfy any climbing issues

but if your not climbing it only need to do EN 397 and 12492 exceeds that so all good:biggrin:

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none at the moment

but if im been pedantic

earplugs are dodgy ground as so often they dont fit or fall out and the level of protection can vary lots

I am sure for some they are better but hard one to totally justify if that makes sense :biggrin:

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