Define the task
Technical equipment must match the route, conditions and the user’s skills. A product name alone is not enough to confirm suitability.
Ask Rock’N’Rent to confirm current stock and the final price before traveling to Terskol.
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A durable C.A.M.P. Titan helmet for mountaineering and climbing. Check its adjustment range, fit and headlamp compatibility before buying.
Start with the exact route, intended use and compatible equipment. Rock’N’Rent at Alamat Hotel in Terskol confirms stock and price before collection.
Technical equipment must match the route, conditions and the user’s skills. A product name alone is not enough to confirm suitability.
Bring connected equipment or send exact model details. Boots, crampons, carabiners and devices must be checked as a system.
Check markings, moving parts, stitching, edges and included components. Read the manufacturer’s instructions before use.
Send the product name, required size or specification and arrival date. A member of our team will confirm the current item and price.
C.A.M.P. TITAN is a durable molded-ABS helmet with a removable suspension, size adjustment and four headlamp clips.
The two ranges cover many adult and junior head sizes, but the number is only the starting point. The helmet should stay stable when you lean forward and still work with a hat, hood and headlamp.
Check before payment. Try the chosen size with the layers you will use in the mountains. Do not buy a helmet with impact history, shell cracks, damaged webbing or a size mechanism that slips.
TITAN is a durable ABS-shell helmet for mountaineering, climbing and training. Its two size ranges overlap, so choose by shell depth and stability on the individual head rather than the number on the box. Do not move automatically to the larger size for winter: first test whether the smaller shell retains a correct fit with a thin hat and hood.
Pre-purchase check. Set the helmet level, adjust the suspension and fasten the chin strap. It must not slide over the eyes or expose the forehead when you bend and turn. Inspect the ABS shell, suspension, straps and four headlamp clips. Reject a helmet with impact history, cracks, crushing, damaged webbing or an adjustment system that slips.
Compare TITAN with other helmets on the same head, using the same thin hat, hood, eyewear and headlamp. A lighter or more ventilated model is not automatically a better fit, and a larger shell is not automatically warmer. Choose the helmet that sits at the correct depth, remains stable through movement and allows every connected item to work without shifting it.
Keep the label, instructions and purchase record so the exact model and manufacture information remain traceable. Refit the helmet whenever headwear changes and inspect it before each use. Do not drill it, paint it, expose it to high heat or apply stickers, solvents or replacement parts unless the manufacturer explicitly permits them. Follow the manufacturer’s retirement rules after impact, damage or expiry.
Send the product name, required size or specification and your arrival date. Staff will confirm the current item, stock and price. Shop products remain yours and never enter the rental calculator.
For personal protective equipment and technical climbing hardware, read the manufacturer’s instructions. The final choice and method of use must match the route and be approved by a competent leader where the item forms part of a safety system.