We tested 13 of the most popular ski helmets to see how they compare across fit, design, protection and comfort. These two proved to be the best.

The Summit MIPS is triple-certified for ski standards and mountaineering helmet standards. We did a deep dive on the Cody-Townsend designed helmet, take a look at it here.

Finding the perfect ski helmet is like finding the perfect pair of jeans. Fit is everything. While solid construction and protection features are obviously a no-brainer, most helmets on the market ...

The best ski helmets offer superior comfort and protection no matter where the mountains take you. Here are the top models from Sweet Protection, Smith, Oakley and more.

Top Giro ski helmet for the money Giro Ledge Snow Helmet What you need to know: This hard-shell ski helmet is built for comfort due to its dialed-in fit, removable ear pads and super cool vents ...

If your ski helmet is too large or too small, it won’t perform correctly and may not provide any protection at all. To find the right size, measure the crown of your head and cross reference ...

However, a source tells PEOPLE that Kim, 43, does wear a helmet while on the slopes. "She regularly wears a helmet," the source says, noting it was probably taken off for the photo opp.

On average, kid ski helmets cost $30-$110. The more expensive options often come with other accessories like ski goggles. Kids ski helmet FAQ How do I know if my child’s ski helmet fits right? A.

When To Replace A Ski Helmet Helmets don’t last forever. If you take a hard crash and your helmet is visibly damaged, even if you feel ok otherwise, it’s done its job and it needs to be replaced.

If you find “ASTM F2040” on your child’s helmet, it means the gear complies with the American standard for ski and snowboard helmets. Some helmets also feature the multi-impact protection ...