Helmets are the most essential piece of safety equipment for any arborist climber or vertical climbing or rigging job. Petzl are innovative leaders in protection and safety equipment and all their helmets meet the EN and UIAA safety standards. Furthermore, comfort is key as they offer one-handed adjustability and full ventilation.
Reflective stickers for increased visibility of STRATO helmets.
Features
A sheet of four pre-cut reflective stickers for increased visibility
Compatible with STRATO helmets
Specifications
Weight: 10 g
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