

Ski/snowboard helmet -
Available colours:
The Survey Eu Matte Black Chromapop Photochromic Rose Flash is a helmet from the brand Smith designed for all-terrain use, from skiing to snowboarding.
By combining Koroyd® technology with a lightweight construction, the Survey Eu is both extremely comfortable and highly protective. Its dial adjustment system allows you to perfectly fit the size in no time! Moreover, the AirEvac™ ventilation system generates maximum airflow. The Survey Eu is also compatible with the Aleck™ audio system.
Additionally, its integrated ChromaPop™ photochromic visor enhances contrast and natural colours to bring out every detail. You can therefore be sure to enjoy the scenery whatever the light conditions.


- Removable ear pads Snapfit SL2
- Climate control with regulator for easy one-handed ventilation adjustment
- 14 ventilation holes
- AirEvac™ ventilation to prevent fogging on the mask lens
- Compatible with Aleck™ audio system
- Integrated photochromic ChromaPop™ visor (category 1 to 2, compatible with prescription glasses)
- Carry bag included in the kit
Certification: ASTM F 2040, CE EN 1077:2007 CLASS B
| KOROYD™ | The primary objective of Koroyd™ is to absorb energy upon impact and protect the user against serious injuries. In addition to being a leading energy absorber, Koroyd™ is also extremely breathable and ultralight. |
| IN-MOLD | The In-Mold construction combines a polycarbonate shell helmet with an expanded polystyrene liner to minimise weight. Lightweight, comfortable, and optimising every gram, In-Mold construction is the clear winner in the featherweight category. |
| CHROMAPOP™ | The retina has difficulty distinguishing blue from green and red from green. ChromaPop™ technology filters these precise overlaps, significantly enhancing definition, natural colours, and clarity. |
| PHOTOCHROMIC | Photochromic lenses are clear (or nearly transparent) lenses that darken automatically when exposed to sunlight, and return to clear in the shade. They are also sometimes called “light-adaptive lenses,” “variable tint lenses,” or “transition lenses.” |