Showing posts with label Singing Rock Kappa Helmet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Singing Rock Kappa Helmet. Show all posts

11/5/13

Singing Rock Kappa Featured in Backpacker Magazine

Backpacker Magazine featured the Singing Rock Kappa helmet in their Fall/Winter 2013 Gear Guide.



“With eight smallish vents, it aired out really well even when temps pushed 90ºF, and there weren’t so many large holes that I had to worry about tiny pebbles getting in.”

“I’ve gotten zero hot spots where the seams and joints rub, which is typically a problem for me. I’ve used it for everything—Vail ice and Eldorado rock in Colorado, and more.”


The Singing Rock Kappa is a lightweight and low-profile climbing helmet. It’s sublime design is comprised of a durable ABS injection molded shell with EPS inner foam that is mechanically attached to the shell. The “harness system” on the Kappa is fully adjustable and allows for a custom fit on any head size and shape. The “harness system” easily folds into the helmet shell for storage. The Kappa is perfectly ventilated for aerobic output in hot and cold climates. Securing a headlamp to this helmet is not problem, thanks to the four clips on the exterior.



  • Weight: 330 grams
  • Size: 53-62 cm/20.8”-24.4”
  • Certified: CE and UIAA Certified
  • MSRP: $69.95  Dealer Site | Retail Site


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4/10/13

New Climbing Helmet - Singing Rock Kappa

The Singing Rock Kappa helmet was recently featured in the 2013 Climbing Magazine Gear Guide. Praised for being a “highly adjustable all-arounder,” the Kappa amazed the gear testers with its superior ventilation and stability. They raved about the Kappa’s ability to comfortably fit any head, no matter the shape and size.

The Kappa is a lightweight and low profile climbing helmet from Singing Rock. Its sleek design features a durable ABS injection molded shell for long lasting protection along with an EPS inner foam liner for comfort and shock absorption. The Kappa weighs only 330 grams with a size range of 20.8” to 24.4”.

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New Rock Climbing Helmet - Singing Rock Kappa

The Singing Rock Kappa helmet was recently featured in the 2013 Climbing Magazine Gear Guide. Praised for being a “highly adjustable all-arounder,” the Kappa amazed the gear testers with its superior ventilation and stability. They raved about the Kappa’s ability to comfortably fit any head, no matter the shape and size.

The Kappa is a lightweight and low profile climbing helmet from Singing Rock. Its sleek design features a durable ABS injection molded shell for long lasting protection along with an EPS inner foam liner for comfort and shock absorption. The Kappa weighs only 330 grams with a size range of 20.8” to 24.4”.

The Kappa’s adjustment system consists of an adjustable chinstrap and sizing-wheel that adjusts the fit of the helmet around the head using only one hand. To help save space in the backpack, the rear head strap and sizing wheel fold up into the helmet.

The eight ventilation holes along the top of the Kappa provide adequate airflow during aerobic output. For the times when a headlamp is needed, the Kappa is equipped with four headlamp clips that keep the light in place.

The Singing Rock Kappa helmet is CE and UIAA certified and can be purchased at your local Singing Rock dealer or on LibertyMountainClimbing.com. MSRP for the Kappa is $69.95.




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Located in the heart of the Czech Republic, surrounded by towering sandstone pillars that only the very brave and tenacious locals dare to climb in the traditional Czech style, Singing Rock began. It is there in the unique Bohemian Paradise where Singing Rock products are designed, tested and manufactured in a world-class facility. Singing Rock products are designed and built by climbers who are passionate about design and safety. Singing Rock continually refines it’s harnesses and other climbing equipment to build the best gear possible.





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