EPS Visor Adult Bicycle Helmets Blue Washable With Adjustable strap
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Technical Details for Helmet |
Material |
EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) + PC (Polycarbonate) Shell |
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Measurement |
S/M (84-58CM) L/XL (58-62CM) |
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Inner Pad |
Washable Antibaterial Pad |
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Strap |
Adjustable strap for a perfect fitness |
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Buckle |
ITW Patented Buckle |
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RAS System |
Rear Adjustable head lock system with three different position adjustment |
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Strap Divider |
Self developed customized divider |
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Helmet Box |
1 PCS/ Box |
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Master Carton |
12PCS/ Carton |
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Packaging Type |
1 PCS/ PP or PE bag with helmet box, 12 PCS/ Carton |
Description:
1. ABS Thermoplastic Superlight Shell: The injection molded ABS Thermoplastic shell is superlight and it is super impact resistant
through its special rubber toughened construction. The shell is molded with extreme precision to offer the best performance to weight ratio.
2. Impact Absorption: The advanced EPS (Expanded Poly Styrene) liner is constructed with variable bridge and channel volume in order
to optimize the overall impact protection performance.
3. In-mold Construction: In-mold construction is a technique that directly fuses the shock absorbing EPS liner with the Polycarbonate shells to create a
light weight and strong structure. Only “In-Mould & Injection Technology” may give helmets this level of added lightness and durability.
4. Direct and Fast Ventilation: Keeps your head cool while riding. The number of vents and their configuration varies.
The more vents, the cooler the rider will feel.
5. Comfort Pads: Molded comfort pads with soft and comfortable foam wrapped in an anti allergenic, moisture wicking fabric.
Fitting The Helmet:
Putting on the helmet: Align the front rim of the helmet above your eyebrows. Hold the straps on both sides and roll the helmet over the back of your head. Make sure the front is low against the forehead; otherwise no size or model will fit or protect you correctly.There should be minimal or no gap between the helmet and your eyebrows. Once the helmet is on, the next step is to check for comfort and gaps. The comfort padding should be flush against the forehead
with no large gaps. The back of the helmet should not cover the nape of the neck. Make sure the helmet is positioned all the way down on the head
Fit test: Gently roll or lift the helmet off your head. If the skin on your forehead moves slightly, you have a good fit.
Proper use: Always adjust and secure the chin strap buckles before use. Adjust the straps to retain the helmet in place. Finally, adjust the two-point harness for perfect fit and protection. Both straps on each side should have the same tension.
