Cookie C45 Skydiving Helmet Visor

The Cookie C45 Carbon Helmet Replacement Visor.

One visor size fits all of the C45 helmet sizes.

Replacement and upgrade visors for the C45. mirrored colors, light-adaptive Photochromic, and fog-beating Pinlock

Choose your visor

• Mirrored — Blue, Purple, Green or Orange. A multi-layer mirror coating.
• Photochromic. One visor for every load of the day. UV-reactive molecules in the lens darken automatically in bright sunlight and return to clear as light fades —the tint is working exactly when you need it most. No swapping lenses between sunrise and sunset.
• Pinlock. The gold standard in fog prevention. A Pinlock insert is a moisture-absorbing inner lens sealed against the visor by a silicone bead, trapping an insulating pocket of air — like double glazing for your visor. The insert absorbs moisture from your breath before it can condense, keeping your main field of vision clear in cold air, high humidity, where standard anti-fog coatings get overwhelmed.

All C45 Visors (except the naturally anti-fog Pinlock) have an anti-fog inside and anti-scratch outside. The C45 visor is tested for its optical qualities, has been certified and carries a CE mark. The visors are certified for optics, anti‐fog and resistance to penetration. The tinted and color visors are tested for the ability to prevent sun glare. The test standard for the sun glare is ISO 12312‐1:2013 and the tinted and color visors are certified under Filter Category 2 (Good Protection against Sun Glare). The visors have an impact rating under the Skydiving Helmet Screen ECP-001 06/2019 at 90m/s, and also passed tests on fogging, luminance, optical quality and UV.

Undo the two side plates screws on both sides of the visor.

Remove these plates and slide the visor forward.

Slide the new visor back on all the way flush with the helmet.

Install the plates by lining up the tab and then the screw holes.

Screw plates down.

These visors fit the Cookie C45 Helmet only.

The photochromatic adapts to changing light conditions; darkening when exposed to sunlight and lightening when light increases.