JSPEVO® ALTA™ Skyworker™ Safety Helmet - Wheel Ratchet - Vented

A good quality product.

Not only is this a great safety helmet, the comfort is 1st class with easy adjustment to fit most people’s head.The chin strap adds an extra dimension to working at highs , when you need to rely on it not slipping off and keeping you safe.

I recently purchased the KASK Superplasma PL EN 12492 Anti-Fall Helmet, and I’m thoroughly impressed! The build quality is top-notch, with a sturdy yet comfortable design that feels secure during use. The ventilation slots are a great touch, keeping me cool on long shifts. The adjustable straps make it easy to get a perfect fit, and the overall weight is surprisingly light, which is a big plus for all-day wear. Highly recommend this helmet for anyone needing reliable head protection—worth every penny!

Although this is a little on the pricey side compared to a lot of safety helmets, it is probably the most comfortable safety helmet I’ve owned which is what I wanted, that and no peak as I think peaked helmets limit your field of vision.

Helmet is well made and light weight without obscuring view when looking up due to no peak. Good all round item.

Barely had it a month and the headlamp strap holder has snapped when trying to take the strap out. Wouldn’t exactly say that’s durable.

Great helmet for working up in the air. Very secure. Comfy and not bulky on the head

I’ve had a climbing helmet made by Petzl for quite a few years, which has seen a lot of use and really needs replacing, so i picked up this one from JSP to try.The Evo Alta Skyworker is primarily intended for work use, due to having attachment points for visors and ear defenders which simply require you to push out the clip in black plastic covers, but it conforms to EN 12492, which is the standard used for mountaineering helmets and provides some all-round impact protection.The outer shell has a regular mountaineering shape to it, with a slightly extended nape to offer a little more protection to the neck area. The shell is made from ABS plastic and inside you also have an EPP (Expanded Polypropylene) liner which is light weight, ventilated and adds extra impact protection. There is a large ventilation slot on either side of the shell and a further 2 to the rear.The sides also have plastic clips to allow the straps of a head torch to neatly slide underneath and prevent it from moving around.Next up you have the Revolution Flex, 4-point harness which is extremely adjustable, using the various sliders. The cradle part at the back has 3 settings to raise or lower the rear of the helmet slightly and the chin strap fastens securely using a plastic buckle (according to EN 12492, this shouldn’t stretch or come undone should a force of up to 500N be applied).The front of the harness has a nice soft Chamlon cotton sweatband which can be replaced.The whole cradle that the head sits inside is adjusted to size easily by turning the ratcheting wheel on the back and can fit head sizes between 53 and 64cm.***** In The Box *****1 x Evo Alto Skyworker1 x User Manual***** Conclusion *****I’ve seen various safety products from JSP, but this is my first actual experience of the brand and i have to say i’ve been really impressed.The helmet itself is great quality, light weight, fully adjustable and is definitely the most comfortable helmet i’ve worn – it’s definitely more comfortable than my old Petzl.For just £58, i think you are getting great value for money and i hadn’t realised, but JSP is actually a UK company and the product is even made in the UK, which makes a nice change and is always great to be able to support a British brand.Definitely a product worth considering.