| Standards: |
EN1384 certified:2017 riding helmet |
| Sizes: |
52 to 59. |
| Choosing your helmet: |
We recommend measuring your head circumference and trying on several sizes to find the one that fits best.
It is essential that your helmet is the right size and that it fits well. For children, never buy a helmet that is too big on the assumption that they will grow. |
| Adjusting the helmet: |
For optimal protection, the helmet should fit snugly without being too tight. When the harness and strap are properly adjusted, the helmet should not slide forward, back, or from side to side.
The riding helmet's strap should pass beneath your jaw, rather than over the chin. It should be tight enough to stop the helmet rocking around, but it shouldn't choke you. |
| Shock absorption: |
This helmet was designed to absorb some of the energy of an impact by
causing the shell or protective material to become partially deformed.
A helmet reduces the severity of head injuries. The protection your riding helmet offers depends on the accident in question, as wearing a helmet does not always prevent death or long-term injury. |
| Light weight: |
490 g (Size 57). |
| Use instructions: |
For your safety, read the instructions carefully before using your helmet.
This helmet is designed exclusively for equestrian sports.
It should not be used for other activities such as motorsports, skate sports, aerial sports, etc. |
| Care and storage advice: |
Wipe the outside clean with a cloth.
The use of solvents and other aggressive products could affect the helmet's performance.
Removable interior foam pads that should be hand washed in cold water.
For storage and transport, a fabric bag will protect it from dirt, scratches and light. |
| Lifespan: |
We recommend replacing your helmet five years after its manufacture date (which is shown on the label) if your helmet has never suffered an impact and has been stored according to the instructions.
Damage may not be visible, and so any helmet that has suffered an impact must be replaced. |
| Returns conditions for personal protective equipment: |
A riding helmet is a type of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).
Make sure this product is right for you (model, size, colour) before buying.
If you do need to return it, you will need to make sure it still has its instructions, labels still attached and, where applicable, accessories and original packaging. This will enable it to be resold. Together, we can respect our planet. |
