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Description
The Atomic Savor GT Visor HD is a ski helmet with its visor integrated into the shell, and Atomic builds it for piste skiers. Atomic's US dealer catalog names three standards for it. Two, ASTM F 2040 and CE EN 1077:2007 Class B, are written for snow-sport helmets; ISO 18527-1:2022 covers goggles used in downhill skiing and snowboarding, and we read it as applying to the visor.
Atomic says the patented Performance Visor presses on the face as steadily as a goggle and seals the way one does. The visor pairs HD lens technology with anti-fog inner and anti-scratch outer lenses, a hydrophobic lens coating and Atomic's ID Visor Double Lens.
The shell is ABS Hybrid Construction. Holo Core, the safety technology, is built around what Atomic calls an extended crumple zone, a design of Atomic's own rather than a certification.
Two Atomic systems set the fit: Live Fit plus the 360° Fit System. Inside you'll find a Merino lining, and the full cap liner can be removed and washed. The ear pads are 3D molded and audio compatible, and the face foam is dual layer. Active Aircon Venting regulates airflow, the buckle is a magnetic Fidlock, and a size S weighs 650 g.
Black covers 51 to 65 cm; the other five colors stop at 63 cm, per Atomic's catalog. Atomic's page and dealer catalog say nothing about glasses under the visor.
In the shop, we take your head measurement and check how the helmet and its visor sit on your face.
Specs
- Safety Technology: Holo Core
- Fit System: 360° Fit System
- Interior / Liner: Remove-/Washable Full Cap Liner
- Visor: Live Fit Frame
- Lens Technology: HD
- Construction: ABS Hybrid Construction
- Ventilation: Active Aircon Venting
- Weight: 650 g (S)
- Certification: CE EN 1077:2007 CLASS B
- Sizes: 51-55 · 55-59 · 59-63 · 63-65 cm
- Colors: Black · White Heather · Red Wood · Light Grey/Slate · Dust · Dark Slate/Silver
Details
- Type
- Helmet
- Vendor
- Atomic
- SKU
- AN5006896S
- UPC / GTIN
- 00887445521501
Black / 51-55 cm
Atomic Savor GT Visor HD
Savor family · 26/27
Technology
Holo Core
The safety technology in this helmet, which Atomic describes as having an extended crumple zone and lists in its own datasheet row, apart from the certification.
Performance Visor
Atomic’s patented visor, made part of the shell. Atomic credits it with a goggle’s steady contact pressure and sealed build.
HD lens technology
Atomic’s lens technology for the visor. Combined with the anti-fog inner lens, it keeps your vision sharp, Atomic says.
Live Fit
The fit system inside the shell, which Atomic says molds to your head and surrounds it from all angles.
Active Aircon Venting
Atomic’s venting system. Atomic says it manages airflow so temperature and moisture stay balanced all day.
Features
- ·Integrated Performance Visor
- ·Anti-fog inner lens, anti-scratch outer lens
- ·Hydrophobic lens coating
- ·Washable, removable full cap liner
- ·Merino lining
- ·Audio-compatible ear pads, 3D molded
- ·Magnetic Fidlock buckle
The visor is the reason to choose this helmet. With the Performance Visor part of the shell, a day on groomers means one piece of gear on your head: no goggle to strap around the helmet, nothing extra to carry.
What to weigh is the lens. Atomic’s product page and catalog put no category or VLT figure on the HD lens and don’t call it photochromic. On a visor helmet the lens comes with the shell, so picking the helmet means picking that lens.
If your days go from sun to flat light and back, look at the Savor GT AMID Visor Photo instead: its datasheet lists Photochromic Lens Technology. If most of your days are gray, go with the visorless Savor GT AMID and a goggle that has a low-light lens and fits its shell, because then you choose that lens yourself.
Holo Core is the safety technology, and on Atomic’s product page it comes with an impact percentage but no named test. So we start from the standards Atomic lists and from how the helmet fits your head.
Sizing needs care at the boundaries. Each size starts where the one below ends, so a head at exactly 55 or 59 cm, or 63 cm in Black, sits between two. Atomic’s page and catalog leave that call open. We pick whichever of the two stays snug with the visor sitting level on your face.
Strengths
- +The visor is integrated, so there’s no goggle to fit.
- +Visor lens is anti-fog inside, anti-scratch outside, with a hydrophobic coating.
- +Atomic’s catalog names EN 1077, ASTM F 2040 and ski-goggle ISO 18527-1.
- +The full cap liner is removable, so you can wash it.
- +The ear pads, 3D molded, are audio compatible.
- +Active Aircon Venting balances temperature and moisture, Atomic says.
Best For
Skiers who spend their days on groomed runs, want the eyewear built into the helmet, and measure 51 to 63 cm around the head (up to 65 cm for Black).
Limitations
- −Choosing this helmet means choosing its HD lens as well.
- −Neither Atomic’s page nor catalog mentions lens category, VLT or tint change.
- −Holo Core’s impact figure comes with no named test on Atomic’s page.
- −Weight is listed for size S only: 650 g on Atomic’s datasheet.
- −Glasses wearers need a try-on with their own frames first.
- −Only Black reaches 63–65 cm, per Atomic’s dealer catalog.
Not For
Skiers who want a visor lens whose tint shifts with the light, a claim Atomic’s page and catalog don’t make for this one; skiers who mostly ski gray or flat-light days and want a lens with a stated category or VLT; glasses wearers who haven’t yet checked it with the frames they ski in; heads outside the 51–65 cm run; and, at 63–65 cm, anyone who wants a color other than Black.
Specs
- Standards (Atomic dealer catalog)
- ASTM F 2040 · CE EN 1077:2007 Class B · ISO 18527-1:2022 (standard for ski goggles)
- Certification (Atomic datasheet)
- CE EN 1077:2007 Class B
- Safety technology
- Holo Core: crumple-zone design, not a certification
- Visor
- Performance Visor (patented, part of the shell) · Live Fit Frame
- Lens
- HD lens technology; anti-fog inner lens
- Lens build
- Anti-scratch outer lens · hydrophobic coating · ID Visor Double Lens
- Lens category / VLT
- None stated by Atomic (product page, catalog)
- Fit system
- Live Fit system, 360° Fit System
- Shell
- ABS Hybrid Construction
- Ventilation
- Active Aircon Venting
- Liner and lining
- Full cap liner (removable, washable) · Merino lining
- Ear pads / face foam
- Ear pads: 3D molded, audio compatible · face foam: dual layer
- Buckle
- Magnetic Fidlock
- Weight
- 650 g (S); no M, L or XL figure on Atomic’s product page
- Sizes
- 51–55 (S), 55–59 (M), 59–63 (L), 63–65 cm (XL, Black only in Atomic’s catalog)
Common Questions
- How is the Savor GT Visor HD different from the Savor GT AMID Visor Photo?
- Atomic’s datasheets differ on the lens and on the safety technology: this helmet lists HD lens technology and Holo Core, while the Visor Photo lists Photochromic Lens Technology, described by Atomic as adapting to changing light, and AMID. Both list a washable full cap liner, the 360° Fit System, ABS Hybrid Construction and Active Aircon Venting, and both give 650 g for size S.
- How does Holo Core compare with AMID?
- Atomic says Holo Core’s extended crumple zone “absorbs up to 30% more impact than industry standards,” and says the Savor GT AMID Visor Photo’s AMID “generates up to 40% higher impact protection than industry safety standards.” Neither product page names a test behind its figure, and the claims are worded differently, so we don’t read them as a ranking. Both are Atomic’s own technologies, not certifications, and both helmets show the same EN 1077 Class B certification row.
- Which standards does Atomic’s catalog name for this helmet?
- Atomic’s dealer catalog lists three. EN 1077 (Class B) and ASTM F 2040 are helmet standards; ISO 18527-1:2022 was written for ski goggles, so we take it to be the visor’s. Atomic’s product-page datasheet carries a single certification row, for EN 1077, and lists Holo Core apart from it, in a safety-technology row.
- Can I wear prescription glasses under the visor?
- Neither Atomic’s product page nor its catalog mentions glasses, so it comes down to a try-on with your own frames. Bring the glasses you ski in; we check how the visor fits over them.
