Cookie & Tonfly
Skydiving Helmets
Shop full-face, open-face and camera helmets from Cookie and Tonfly. Full-face helmets give you a visor and a more enclosed feel; open-face helmets keep things simple and airy; dedicated camera helmets are built around filming setups and mounting compatibility.
Choose a helmet type
Start with the way you jump, then compare the models that fit that job.
Full-face helmets
Visor coverage and a more enclosed feel. Browse TFX, G35 and G4.
Shop full-face helmets
Open-face helmets
Airy, simple and easy to communicate in. Browse Ice, Fuel and M3.
Shop open-face helmets
Camera helmets
Dedicated filming platforms and camera-ready configurations.
Shop camera helmets
All Skydiving Helmets
Browse every helmet below, including full-face, open-face and camera options.
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Tonfly VID1 Skydiving Camera Helmet
Regular priceFrom €49400Unit priceTonfly 2X Skydiving Camera Helmet
Regular priceFrom €44200Unit priceTonfly 2.5X Skydiving Camera Helmet
Regular priceFrom €42900Unit price- Regular price €22000Unit price
Helmet guides
Not sure which helmet is right for you?
Start with the decision you are actually making: helmet type first, then the model that fits you best.
Frequently asked questions
Buying a skydiving helmet
Short answers to the questions that matter before you choose a helmet.
Which type of skydiving helmet should I choose?
Choose a full-face helmet if you want a visor and a more enclosed feel. Choose an open-face helmet if you prefer airflow, easy communication and a simpler setup. Choose a camera helmet when you need a dedicated filming platform or camera-mount configuration. Compare full-face and open-face helmets.
Which full-face helmet is right for me: TFX, G35 or G4?
Fit comes first. The Tonfly TFX is the premium custom option; the Cookie G35 is a practical modern all-rounder; and the Cookie G4 suits jumpers who prefer its fit and more substantial feel. Read the TFX vs G35 vs G4 comparison.
How should a skydiving helmet fit?
Use the manufacturer’s sizing guide, but do not choose by measurement alone when you can avoid it. A helmet should sit securely without pressure points, excessive movement or an uncomfortable fit around the forehead and jaw. If you are between sizes or unsure, contact us before ordering.
Can I use any helmet for a camera setup?
All helmets can be used with a dedicated camera mount, provided the mount is compatible with the exact helmet model and your planned setup. Some manufacturers do not recommend using cameras because of the added safety considerations. Check the manufacturer’s guidance before fitting a camera. For dedicated filming platforms, browse our skydiving camera helmets and camera mounts.