Protos Crash Absorber
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5x the shock absorption, fitted properly every time
A Koroyd honeycomb structure crash absorber, fitted only through MSL or an authorised Protos dealer.
Overview
The Protos Crash Absorber uses a light Koroyd honeycomb structure to deliver 5 times the shock absorption of a standard liner. It's certified across four separate standards, EN 12492, EN 397, EN 1077 Class B, and EN 1078, covering climbing, industrial, skiing, and cycling impact requirements in one component.
Fitting is not a DIY job. Assembly is only carried out via Protos or an authorised dealer. Arrange fitting through MSL when you order, this isn't something to install yourself.
Key Features
- Koroyd honeycomb structure means 5 times the shock absorption of a standard liner, giving genuine extra protection in a fall or impact.
- Certified to EN 12492, EN 397, EN 1077 Class B, and EN 1078 means it meets climbing, industrial, skiing, and cycling impact standards all at once.
- Fitted only by Protos or an authorised dealer means the absorber is installed correctly every time, with no risk of a DIY fit compromising protection.
Applications
- Mountaineering and climbing
- Industrial and arborist safety
- Skiing and cycling helmet use
What's in the Box
- 1 x Protos Crash Absorber
Fitting required through MSL or an authorised Protos dealer. Get in touch to arrange this when you order, self-fitting isn't supported.
Key Specifications
| Manufacturer item number | 204080 |
| Certification | EN 12492, EN 397, EN 1077 Class B, EN 1078 |
| Material | Koroyd honeycomb structure |
| Fitting | MSL or authorised Protos dealer only, not self-fit |
Brochure
Download the Protos Integral Helmets Manual (PDF)
FAQs
Can I fit this myself?
No, this must be fitted by MSL or an authorised Protos dealer. Get in touch to arrange fitting when you order.
What certification does this carry?
EN 12492, EN 397, EN 1077 Class B, and EN 1078, covering climbing, industrial, skiing, and cycling impact requirements.
What does it actually do?
The Koroyd honeycomb structure gives 5 times the shock absorption of a standard liner.