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Cookie G35 Skydiving Helmet

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Description

Cookie G35 Skydiving HelmetCookie G35 full face skydiving helmet The Cookie G35 is a full face skydiving helmet for licensed jumpers who want a wide visor view, internal audible altimeter pockets and the Cookie accessory ecosystem in one clean helmet. This G35 helmet is a strong choice for belly, freefly, tunnel and general sport jumping when you want more face coverage than an open face helmet without giving up practical visor and plate options. Who should buy the Cookie G35

Cookie G35 full-face skydiving helmet

The Cookie G35 is a full-face skydiving helmet for licensed jumpers who want a wide visor view, internal audible altimeter pockets and the Cookie accessory ecosystem in one clean helmet. This G35 helmet is a strong choice for belly, freefly, tunnel and general sport jumping when you want more face coverage than an open-face helmet without giving up practical visor and plate options.

Who should buy the Cookie G35 helmet?

Choose the Cookie G35 if you want a modern full-face skydiving helmet with secure chin support, a robust visor mechanism and easy personalization. It works well for jumpers who already like Cookie helmets, want space for audible altimeters, or plan to use Cookie-compatible accessories such as replacement visors, aluminium side plates, top plates, utility plates or camera-mount hardware.

If you are a student or recently licensed jumper, confirm your drop zone rules before jumping a full-face helmet. Some instructors and DZs have their own rules for helmet type, camera use and audible altimeters.

Fit, sizing and order confidence

Measure your head carefully before ordering. Helmet fit matters more than the size label: the G35 should feel secure and stable without painful pressure points. If you are between sizes, compare your head measurement with the Cookie G35 size chart and think about liner fit rather than guessing from another helmet brand.

The Cookie G35 is available from XS to XXXL. The larger XL, XXL and XXXL sizes are useful for jumpers who struggled to fit earlier full-face helmets comfortably.

Cookie G35 helmet size chart. Measure around the widest part of your head and compare with the chart before ordering.

Why skydivers choose the G35

  • Full-face protection: more face coverage than an open-face helmet, with a clean visor experience for freefall and canopy flight.
  • Wide visor view: clear, tinted and mirrored visor options are available depending on your light preference.
  • Audible pockets: deep internal pockets help keep audible altimeters secure and accessible.
  • Cookie accessory ecosystem: compatible G35 liners, side plates, top plates, replacement visors and utility/camera accessories are available separately.
  • Secure visor mechanism: the steel spring visor mechanism is designed to stay locked during normal skydiving use.

Visor, plates and accessories

You can configure the Cookie G35 with different visor, sideplate and top-plate choices. Extra visors, replacement liners, G35 top plates and utility top accessories are available as separate products. This makes the helmet easier to maintain and personalize over time.

For camera mounting, use compatible Cookie hardware and follow official Cookie instructions, your national rules and your DZ rules. SkydiveShop sells the helmet and accessories; camera use and mounting decisions should be handled with the correct manufacturer documentation and local skydiving supervision.

Before you order

  • Confirm your head measurement against the Cookie G35 size chart.
  • Choose the colour and size first, then select visor, top plate and sideplate options.
  • Check whether you want a Cookie helmet bag or G35 utility top added to the order.
  • For backordered variants, use the shown lead time as the planning estimate before your trip or next event.

Cookie G35 helmet FAQ

Is the Cookie G35 good for skydiving?

Yes. The G35 is built as a full-face skydiving helmet with visor options, audible pockets and Cookie-compatible replacement/accessory parts. It is best suited to licensed skydivers who want face coverage and a modern Cookie helmet platform.

Does the Cookie G35 have audible altimeter pockets?

Yes. The G35 includes deep internal audible pockets, so you can carry suitable audible altimeters inside the helmet.

Which size Cookie G35 should I order?

Measure your head and compare it with the G35 size chart. If you are between sizes, prioritize a secure fit without pressure points. Do not rely only on your size in a different helmet brand.

Can I add a camera to the G35?

The G35 can be used with Cookie-compatible utility/camera hardware, but camera use in skydiving is regulated by DZ rules, national guidance and your experience level. Follow official Cookie hardware instructions and your local DZ rules.

Is the G35 in stock?

Some Cookie G35 variants are in stock and some are backordered. The product page shows the current availability and estimated ship-out time for the selected configuration.

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