Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet

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Amazon Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet	$80.49	Delivery date & cost shown at checkout

Blauer's Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet	$86.24	Delivery date & cost shown at checkout

Always Boardshop Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet	$114.95	Delivery date & cost shown at checkout

Ski Pro Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet	$114.99	Delivery date & cost shown at checkout

80.49
Amazon
Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet
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86.24
Blauer's
Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet
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114.95
Always Boardshop
Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet
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114.99
Ski Pro
Sandbox Unisex Icon Park Ski and Snowboard Helmet
Delivery date & cost shown at checkout

Product Details

With all the construction of our Snow helmets, our Park series takes the best features and simplifies the deal. Eliminating the ear pads and goggle-clip, the Icon combines a sleek, and timeless silhouette with our superior patented venting and airflow system, previously only available on the Classic 2.0 model. The best of both worlds, the Icon provides style and protection, a low and comfortable profile and a cooler ride. All Sandbox helmets are constructed with an injection molded ABS Bombshell to withstand high impacts. Bombshell construction offers unparallelled durability, for tough, resilient protection where you need it most! All Sandbox Snow helmets come with a hard EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) foam designed for highimpact protection. COMFORT LINER: Available on all our Snow models, this plush grid fleece and breathable mesh liner offers the best of both worlds: comfort and warmth along with heat management. It’s removable and washable too. Our patented Airflow system is designed to let air enter the helmet from below the brim and through the front Slash Vent. This air flow then moves through channels in the liner that run up and over the crown, collecting excess heat and moisture rising up the Chimney Vents, exhausting it all out the Rear Vents. The end result? A cooler ride.