Refined Shell Geometry
The C45 uses refined shell geometry intended to make more effective use of the space around the wearer's head.
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Cookie Helmets
Requested by jumpers. Developed by Cookie. The C45 is Cookie's new carbon helmet, born from feedback from Cookie helmet users in the aircraft, freefall and the tunnel. The development brief focused on better airflow, greater customization, improved fit and simpler helmet installation and removal. Cookie says the resulting carbon helmet is lighter, quieter and more customizable.
Final specifications, sizing, price and certification details have not yet been released.
The C45 began with feedback from the people using Cookie helmets in aircraft, freefall and the tunnel. The development brief focused on better airflow, greater customization, improved fit and simpler helmet installation and removal. Cookie says the resulting carbon helmet is lighter, quieter and more customizable, with refinement extending across hundreds of smaller details.
Cookie has confirmed that the "C" in C45 stands for Carbon. Detailed information about the carbon construction, finished helmet weight and available finishes has not yet been published.
Cookie has not confirmed that all relevant shell structural layers are carbon.
The C45 uses refined shell geometry intended to make more effective use of the space around the wearer's head.
Improved airflow was one of the central requests that shaped the C45 development brief.
The new fit system is designed to provide more adaptability than selecting a nominal helmet size alone.
The helmet has been developed with reduced aircraft and freefall noise as a specific design objective.
The C45 is XP S 72-600 certified — the skydiving and wind tunnel helmet standard. Cookie has announced certified protection and the applicable standard has now been confirmed.
These are Cookie's five official launch pillars. XP S 72-600 certification has now been confirmed. No quantified airflow, noise or fit results have yet been released.
Cookie brought physical C45 demonstration units to Summerfest at Skydive Chicago. Official footage shows a C45 inside the aircraft and being presented during the event. The demonstrations establish that working units exist, but Cookie has not yet published independent user reviews or measured performance results.
The Cookie lineup
Cookie has made no official statement that the C45 replaces either model. The G4 and G35 remain available.
Impact-rated full-face helmet with wide field of view, controlled ventilation, and familiar Cookie fit.
Explore the Cookie G4 →Configurable open-face/full-face helmet with patented chin-strap system, ideal for skydiving and tunnel.
Explore the Cookie G35 →The C45 Carbon is Cookie's newly announced carbon skydiving helmet. Launch imagery shows a full-face visor configuration, while final specifications are still pending.
Cookie has confirmed that the "C" in C45 stands for Carbon.
Cookie's direct online sales begin on 1 September 2026.
Cookie has not announced the first customer-shipment date or dealer lead time.
The final helmet price has not been announced.
Cookie describes the C45 as lighter, but no verified weight or size-specific weight chart has been released.
The size range and circumference chart have not yet been published.
Cookie has announced a custom fit system. From what we know, it indicates dedicated C45 liners and cheek pads, but the complete fit matrix has not yet been released.
The C45 is XP S 72-600 certified — the skydiving and wind tunnel helmet standard.
Compatibility with G4 and G35 visors has not been announced.
The production colours, finishes and visor options have not yet been published.
The C45 is XP S 72-600 certified — the standard for skydiving and wind tunnel. Use should follow Cookie's final manual and facility requirements.