SAVOR AMID White Heather

Atomic Savor AMID Helmet

The Savor AMID is Atomic's mid-range resort helmet built around their AMID system — Atomic Multi-directional Impact Deflector — a double-density foam layer that sits between the ABS hardshell and the liner, free to deform in all directions. That construction is what earns it EN 1077 Class B and ASTM F2040 certification, and Atomic claims up to 40% higher impact absorption than the baseline standard requires. Fit is handled by a height-adjustable 360° dial with Live Fit pads that compress and mold to your head; it's one of the better passive-fit systems in this price range. Active Aircon vents let you open or close airflow on the fly, the full-cap liner is removable and washable (3M X-Static lining), and the ear pads are audio-compatible if you run a speaker system. No integrated visor — that's the Savor AMID Visor if you want one. Weight sits around 490 g in size S, which is reasonable for a hardshell at this price point.

This is a solid, no-drama resort helmet for skiers who want meaningful impact protection without spending into the premium tier. It works equally well for men and women — fit is unisex and the sizing runs S (51–55 cm) through XL (63–65 cm). Skip it if you want a full MIPS system or a lightweight in-mold shell; the two-piece ABS construction is durable and protective but not the lightest option on the rack. It's also not the right pick for backcountry or touring — no vent integration with a climbing setup, no touring certifications.

• Shell: two-piece ABS hardshell with AMID double-density foam impact layer
• Certifications: EN 1077 Class B, ASTM F2040
• Rotational impact tech: Atomic AMID (not MIPS)
• Fit: height-adjustable 360° dial + Live Fit molding pads
• Ventilation: Active Aircon — manually adjustable open/close vents
• Liner: removable, washable full-cap with 3M X-Static
• Audio: compatible ear pads (speaker system sold separately)
• No integrated visor
• Weight: ~490 g (size S)
• Includes helmet bag