The GEDI helmet is the all-around performer in the GATH line. Equipped with removable ear pads and upgradeable with an adjustable visor, the GEDI can be optimally customized for a wide range of applications and sports. Of all Gath helmets, the GEDI offers the highest safety margins, despite weighing just 360–420 grams, depending on size. Ever since Australian pro surfer Rick Gath unveiled his helmet to the public in 1989, Gath helmets have been the standard by which the competition is measured—and not just in surfing. A perfect fit, light weight, and minimal water and air resistance—all of these features have made Gath helmets famous far beyond the surfing scene. No wonder, then, that Gath products are the helmets of choice for surfers, kiters, jet skiers, canoeists, and wingfoilers when it comes to a perfect fit, absolute functionality, and maximum safety. Certified to DIN EN 1385: Helmets for canoeing and whitewater Surf Life Saving Australia APPROVED With removable ear protection. Weighs 360–420 grams. Optionally available: - Visor (Ribbed Peak) - Adjustable visor (full visor or half visor) - Comfort strips for a better fit Includes: Helmet, carrying bag, extra comfort strips Size chart for head circumference measured 2 cm above the ears: S = 540–550 mm, fitted strip = 12 mm M = 560–570 mm, fitted strip = 9 mm, additional strip = 10.5 mm L = 580–590 mm, fitted strip = 4.5 mm, additional strip = 6 mm XL = 590–600 mm, fitted strip = 10.5 mm, additional strip = 12 mm XXL = 600–610 mm, fitted strip = 7.5 mm, additional strip = 9 mm XXXL = 620–630 mm, fitted strip = 4.5 mm, additional strip = 6 mm
The GEDI helmet is the all-around performer in the GATH line. Equipped with removable ear pads and upgradeable with an adjustable visor, the GEDI can be optimally customized for a wide range of applications and sports. Of all Gath helmets, the GEDI offers the highest safety margins, despite weighing just 360–420 grams, depending on size. Ever since Australian pro surfer Rick Gath unveiled his helmet to the public in 1989, Gath helmets have been the standard by which the competition is measured—and not just in surfing. A perfect fit, light weight, and minimal water and air resistance—all of these features have made Gath helmets famous far beyond the surfing scene. No wonder, then, that Gath products are the helmets of choice for surfers, kiters, jet skiers, canoeists, and wingfoilers when it comes to a perfect fit, absolute functionality, and maximum safety. Certified to DIN EN 1385: Helmets for canoeing and whitewater Surf Life Saving Australia APPROVED With removable ear protection. Weighs 360–420 grams. Optionally available: - Visor (Ribbed Peak) - Adjustable visor (full visor or half visor) - Comfort strips for a better fit Includes: Helmet, carrying bag, extra comfort strips Size chart for head circumference measured 2 cm above the ears: S = 540–550 mm, fitted strip = 12 mm M = 560–570 mm, fitted strip = 9 mm, additional strip = 10.5 mm L = 580–590 mm, fitted strip = 4.5 mm, additional strip = 6 mm XL = 590–600 mm, fitted strip = 10.5 mm, additional strip = 12 mm XXL = 600–610 mm, fitted strip = 7.5 mm, additional strip = 9 mm XXXL = 620–630 mm, fitted strip = 4.5 mm, additional strip = 6 mm
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Gath
The world's first surf helmet, built in a garage in Margaret River
Gath Sports is an Australian helmet brand founded by Ricky Gath, a Western Australian state surfing champion and two-time winner of the Margaret River Surf Classic. The story behind the brand is a concrete one: Ricky had suffered from severe earaches for years due to spending many hours in cold water and riding big waves, and he regularly had to visit the doctor to get head wounds stitched up. In the mid-1980s, he began developing the first prototypes in his garage in Margaret River, hand-molding the shapes and applying for patent protection. In 1989, Dave Macaulay wore the first finished Gath helmet at the Margaret River Masters and won the event. The following year, Gary Elkerton won the Pipe Masters wearing a Gath helmet, and Tom Carroll repeated the feat in 1991.
From the surfing helmet to the standard in all water sports
What began as protective gear for surfers was quickly embraced by the broader water sports community. In the early 1990s, windsurfers, kitesurfers, bodyboarders, and kayakers adopted the Gath helmet. Today, Gath is also recognized by the U.S. Navy, the French Coast Guard, and the Australian Surf Life Saving Association. The brand has received the Australian Design Award, the Honor Award for Design Innovation in the Surfing Industry, and has been inducted into the Surfing Hall of Fame. Gath Sports remains a family-owned business based in Western Australia to this day.
Lightweight, low-profile, without compromise
The basic design of the Gath helmet has remained unchanged since the 1980s: lightweight polycarbonate combined with Wetsuit for a snug, comfortable fit, low-profile enough not to hinder the rider, and durable enough for the toughest conditions. Precise injection molding technology, ergonomic design, and genuine water sports feedback gathered over decades make the Gath helmet the benchmark in a category it pioneered.
The entire Gath product line is available at Wind Lounge