GATH Helmets - EVA Helmet GATH Helmets HAT EVA with the new EVA headband provides additional forehead protection and combines with GATH’s unique comfort strip fitting system to provide a superior customized, comfortable fit. CRITT Protocol CS-003 05/2019 Certified – Surf Helmet 440 – 490 Grams Warranty: 3 Years Size - Helmet XS, S, M, L, XL Check out our full Gath range here GATH EVA HAT combines the unique features of both the original Gath Surf helmet and latest Gath Convertible Helmet to provide the ultimate fitting sports helmet. Chosen by Professionals and sports enthusiasts in Wave-Air sports.Comes with Anti Rash Sleeve, adjustable Audio Vents and Storage Bag. Technical InformationGATH are made from quality materials to strict specifications and are built to last and are backed by a 3-year warranty. All materials are strong, durable, rust proof and will withstand harsh climate conditions and temperature extremes. Shell – Long lasting, UV stable, high impact resistant plastic. Liner – Multi impact, non-water absorbent foam. Headband – 10mm thick Multi impact, non-water absorbent foam. Comfort Strips – Multi impact, non water absorbent foam. Fittings – All Gath helmet custom built screws and rivets are made from strong non-corrosive, salt water resistant materials. Retention system：made using non-stretch standards approved webbing, standards approved quick release buckles for a secure retention and are fitted with a nylon coated non water absorbent foam for added comfort. Size Chart The sizing chart provided is a guide only, as head shapes vary.Please note that measurements should be taken around the head – mid forehead, just above the ears. Helmet Size Comfort Strip Fitted Additional Strip Fits Head Size XS 10.5 mm 12 mm 520 – 530 mm Small 7.5 mm 9 mm 530 – 540 mm Medium 4.5 mm 6 mm 550 – 560 mm Large 7.5 mm 9 mm 570 – 580 mm X Large 4.5 mm 6 mm 590 – 600 mm Who Are Gath? Gath Helmets began with a simple idea and a passionate surfer. Ric Gath, its founder, loved the ocean but faced challenges. Cold waves hurt his ears, and sun glare strained his eyes. One day, a surfboard fin nearly hit his young child. That danger inspired Ric to create a helmet. He started in his shed, shaping the first prototypes by hand. He combined a wetsuit hood with a lightweight shell. The goal was clear: protect the head without slowing surfers down. In 1989, the first Gath helmet hit the waves. Surf legend Dave Macaulay wore it first at Margaret River. The helmet quickly captured attention. Top surfers, including Gary Elkerton and Tom Carroll, adopted it for competitions. Their victories brought worldwide recognition to Gath. Early on, the helmets earned safety endorsements and design awards. The brand faced setbacks, including liquidation, but Ric reclaimed the rights and relaunched under Gath Sports. Today, it remains family-run and proudly Australian, based in Margaret River. The company focuses on surf safety, producing helmets for kayaking, foiling, stand-up paddleboarding, and more. Some models are certified for whitewater and canoeing. Gath helmets balance protection with comfort. Impact-resistant, UV-stable materials form the outer shell, resisting corrosion and drying quickly. Internal liners absorb shocks, while neoprene headbands and foam pads keep wearers comfortable. Some models include removable ear covers, audio vents, and sun visors. Most weigh under 500 grams and fit snugly without blocking vision. The brand is trusted by professionals and rescue organizations alike, including Surf Life Saving groups and coast guards. Gath helmets shield wearers from head injuries while protecting against sun and cold. Over decades, the brand has remained iconic. Surfers and paddlers alike personalize helmets with stickers and art. Vintage Gath helmets are now collector favorites. Gath stands for safety, innovation, and Australian heritage. Its loyal fans span the globe, united by trust in quality and dedication to the sport. From a small shed to worldwide recognition, Gath Helmets remains a story of passion, ingenuity, and respect for the ocean.
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