Al's Sporting Goods has 100Percent Altis Trail Helmet (XS/S, Black or White) on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free with orders $75+. Otherwise, select store pickup where available.
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Al's Sporting Goods has 100Percent Altis Trail Helmet (XS/S, Black or White) on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free with orders $75+. Otherwise, select store pickup where available.
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter idk_then for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this deal is $16.08 less (61.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $26.07 at the time of this post.
Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Ooof 1-star.
For context, the very highly rated P2R A20 MIPS at around $60 (https://www.helmet.beam.vt.edu/bi...ngs.html#9) is 59% less likely to give you a concussion than this Altis Trail. The absolutely best rated helmet would be 77% less likely to concuss you.
*Edit: According to the ratings from the VT helmet testing lab, which has emerged as the global leader in comprehensive independent helmet testing for over 15 years.
been an SDer for decades at this point. don't try to save a few bucks on a helmet. you only get one noggin. spend extra money to get one that will protect you
Ooof 1-star.
For context, the very highly rated P2R A20 MIPS at around $60 (https://www.helmet.beam.vt.edu/bi...ngs.html#9) is 59% less likely to give you a concussion than this Altis Trail. The absolutely best rated helmet would be 77% less likely to concuss you.
*Edit: According to the ratings from the VT helmet testing lab, which has emerged as the global leader in comprehensive independent helmet testing for over 15 years.
Last edited by RandomSynapse August 12, 2026 at 06:22 PM.
Ooof 1-star. For context, the very highly rated P2R A20 MIPS at around $60 (https://www.helmet.beam.vt.edu/bi...ngs.html#9) is 59% less likely to give you a concussion than this Altis Trail. The absolutely best rated helmet would be 77% less likely to concuss you.*Edit: According to the ratings from the VT helmet testing lab, which has emerged as the global leader in comprehensive independent helmet testing for over 15 years.
Yeah, but the a20 is a road helmet, not a trail helmet.
Yeah, but the a20 is a road helmet, not a trail helmet.
They are both half shells. The A20 is available for road and for trail as well (the A20/AT: https://p2rsports.com/en-US/produ...mtb-helmet). The Altis might have slightly more coverage for the back of the head, at the expense of an absolutely pitiful test result at the VT labs.
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been an SDer for decades at this point. don't try to save a few bucks on a helmet. you only get one noggin. spend extra money to get one that will protect you
been an SDer for decades at this point. don't try to save a few bucks on a helmet. you only get one noggin. spend extra money to get one that will protect you
100% pay for a good helmet because as already mentioned, they're not that expensive.
Make sure to check the date of manufacture. Usually deeply discounted helmets are super old stock they are trying to get rid of as last ditch before they hit the landfill. 3-5 years is the recommended lifespan from date of manufacture as the materials can start to break down and lose effectiveness. If this is one of them mass produced post-covid rush era helmet it could be something quite dated now.
Make sure to check the date of manufacture. Usually deeply discounted helmets are super old stock they are trying to get rid of as last ditch before they hit the landfill. 3-5 years is the recommended lifespan from date of manufacture as the materials can start to break down and lose effectiveness. If this is one of them mass produced post-covid rush era helmet it could be something quite dated now.
I'd definitely replace a helmet after 3-5 years of use, but wouldn't worry much about one that's been sitting for a while in a warehouse somewhere.
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For context, the very highly rated P2R A20 MIPS at around $60 (https://www.helmet.beam
*Edit: According to the ratings from the VT helmet testing lab, which has emerged as the global leader in comprehensive independent helmet testing for over 15 years.
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Good luck!
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Good luck!
Jon
For context, the very highly rated P2R A20 MIPS at around $60 (https://www.helmet.beam
*Edit: According to the ratings from the VT helmet testing lab, which has emerged as the global leader in comprehensive independent helmet testing for over 15 years.
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