Husqvarna
Husqvarna Technical Forestry Helmet
A forestry helmet system with visor and earmuffs for felling, bucking and ground saw work.
Typical $90
Arborist Helmets & Tree Trimming Helmets
A tree trimming helmet has to handle overhead strikes, side impacts and a full day on your head. We carry climbing-style arborist helmets plus forestry systems with built-in visors and hearing protection.
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Kask
Kask Super Plasma Climbing Helmet
A popular climbing helmet for arborists who want comfort, airflow and accessory options.
Typical $160
Petzl
Petzl Vertex Vent Helmet
A ventilated work-at-height helmet with a secure fit for long days in the canopy.
Typical $145
Pfanner
Pfanner Protos Integral Arborist Helmet System
A fully integrated arborist helmet with built-in hearing and face protection.
Typical $300
Kask
Kask Zenith X2 Hi-Viz Climbing Helmet
A hi-viz climbing-style work helmet for arborists working near traffic and machines.
Typical $150
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Functional Helmet with Wheel Ratchet Adjustment
A forestry helmet system with visor, ear muffs, and quick wheel ratchet fit.
Typical $70
Petzl
Petzl Vertex Vent Hi-Viz Climbing Helmet
A vented, high-visibility Vertex helmet for climbers who need to be seen.
Typical $150
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Buying guide
Choosing a helmet
Climbing-style helmets like the Petzl Vertex Vent and Kask Super Plasma use a chinstrap to stay on during a fall and are common for climbers. Forestry systems often include a mesh visor and earmuffs, which suits ground crew and saw work. Look for the standards printed on the shell, such as ANSI Z89.1, and decide whether you need a vented or electrically rated helmet based on your work near power. Wear a properly fitted helmet whenever you are aloft or in the work zone, and replace it after a hard impact or as the manufacturer advises.
Visors, hearing and accessories
Many helmets accept clip-on visors and earmuffs, so you can build a full head protection system. A mesh visor keeps out sawdust and chips; a clear visor protects from fine debris. Earmuffs are essential around saws and chippers. Headlamps clip onto many climbing helmets for early starts and storm work. Make sure any accessory is compatible with your helmet model so it does not affect fit or protection.
Common questions
Can I use a regular hard hat for tree climbing?
Many basic hard hats have no chinstrap and can come off in a fall. Climbing-style helmets are designed to stay on and are preferred aloft.
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