Pret Helmets Snowboard

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do the Cirque, Fury, and Cynic differ in ventilation and when should I pick each one?

  The Cirque delivers maximum ventilation (Level 4) with a patented adjustment system and integrated goggle-to-helmet airflow for high-output touring or warm conditions. The Fury uses a single-lever control that adjusts front and upper vents quickly for variable all-mountain use, while the Cynic offers a simpler fixed-vent design (12 vents) geared toward resort riders who prioritize straightforward, reliable airflow. Choose Cirque for intense aerobic days, Fury for adaptable all-mountain performance, and Cynic for no-fuss resort riding.
• How should I size a Pret helmet and what fit systems do they offer?

  Measure your head circumference at the brow and compare to Pret’s size chart, aiming for a snug, even fit without pressure points; try helmets on with your goggles and any liners you’ll wear. Pret implements Ripcord360 fit on multiple models and the RCS quick-release adjuster on the Fury, plus a Fidlock magnetic buckle and removable ear covers to fine-tune comfort and on-snow functionality.
• Can I run audio systems and expect good goggle integration with Pret helmets?

  Yes, Pret helmets are audio-ready and designed for seamless goggle integration, with aligned venting that minimizes the goggle-to-helmet gap and integrated airflow channels on models like the Cirque. That makes it straightforward to install in-helmet audio while maintaining clear vision and breath management.
• How does the Epic X compare to the Cirque and Fury?

  The Epic X emphasizes eco-conscious materials (ecoSmart recycled PE lining) and an ultra-lightweight, low-profile build suited to riders wanting performance with lighter weight and sustainability in mind. By contrast, the Cirque prioritizes maximum ventilation and goggle-to-helmet airflow, while the Fury centers on adaptable vent control and the RCS quick-release fit system; all three share MIPS and ACT construction for protection.