Goldbergh Smasher Ski Helmet in Black with Gold Stars

Goldbergh's luxury designer ski helmet for women, Smasher comes in black and decorated with stars in gold all over. From these stylish principles, come a host of other technical details including a strap holder for goggles on the back and warm ear pads with faux leather tape. 

Meeting all standards for EU safety requirements, this exciting women's ski helmet not only looks good, it performs well too. 

• Luxury designer black ladies ski helmet with gold star pattern by Goldbergh
• Goldbergh golden embroidery on inside
• Strap holder for goggles
• Goldbergh logo embossed in faux leather tape on earpads
• Adjustable dial at back to loosen or tighten.
  
• Helmet shell: EN 1077:2007, 2016/425 class B
• Helmet meet standards for EU requirements
• Outer: 100 % ABS varnished
• Lining: 100 % polyamide
• XS-S 52-55 cms
• S-M 56-58 cms
• L-XL 59 - 61cms
• Made in Italy

FAQs

Is the Goldbergh Smasher helmet safety certified?
Yes. The Smasher is certified to EN 1077:2007 Class B, the European standard for recreational ski and snowboard helmets, and meets EU regulation 2016/425.

What size Smasher helmet do I need?
Measure around your head just above your eyebrows and ears.

• XS/S fits 52 to 55cm
• S/M fits 56 to 58cm
• L/XL fits 59 to 61cm

The adjustment dial at the back lets you fine-tune the fit, so the helmet sits snugly without pressing.

Will my goggles fit the Smasher helmet?
Yes. There’s a strap holder at the back to keep your goggle strap in place. For the best fit, try your goggles with the helmet, so there’s no gap between the top of the goggles and the helmet’s front edge.

What is the design on the Goldbergh Smasher?
The black shell is printed all over with gold stars, Goldbergh’s signature motif. The ear pads are trimmed with faux leather tape embossed with the Goldbergh logo, and there’s gold Goldbergh embroidery inside.

Do I need to replace a ski helmet after a fall?
Yes, if the helmet takes a significant impact. The inner shell is made from polystyrene, which absorbs the force of a hit by compressing. It may not protect you as well a second time, even if there's no visible damage. It is recommended to replace ski helmets every 5 years.