Eachine Outdoor Eps Bike Cycling Riding Helmet Honeycomb With 39 Vents

Specification: Product name:Bicycle Helmet with 39 Vents Material:PC+EPS Size: 58-62CM Color:Blue,Red,Orange,Colorful,White Weight:288g Vents:39 Features: Past the impact test, pulling and non-toxic material test A new modelling integrated technology helmet Porous,ventilation,high air permeability performance High-quality foam layer,and comfortable for wearing Provides best protection during cycling and other sport activities Good quality and design will show your personalized style and taste High density EPS material + PC lead-free environmental protection in the shell The adjustment within the twist, you can adjust the size of head circumference Great for Cycling, Mountain Cycling, Road Cycling etc More product details,As pictures showed Package Included: 1 x Bicycle Helmet CERTIFICATIONS: Complies with the U.S. CPSC Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets for personS age 3 and older. Complies with CE. PARENTS: A HELMET IS NOT A TOY. DO NOT ALLOW YOUR CHILD TO USE WHILE CLIMBING OR OTHER PLAY ACTIVITIES WHERE A RISK OF STRANGULATION BY THE CHINSTRAPS IS A POSSIBILITY. Owner's Manual: IN ORDER TO PROTECT YOU PROPERLY, YOUR HELMET MUST FIT CORRECTLY AND BE WORN CORRECTLY. IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE A PROPER FITTING HELMET, DO NOT U5E THIS PRODUCT UNTIL YOU HAVE READTHIS MANUAL COMPLETELY AND CAREFULLY, AND UNDERSTAND THE LIMITATlONS OF THE PRODUCT. NEVER DO THE FOLLOWING: Store your helmet in a hot or damp place Wear a helmet that has been damaged Let someone else wear your helmet Ride on a motor vehicle while wearing this helmet Borrow and wear someone else's helmet Wear your helmet with your forehead exposed Wear your helmet with the buckle unfastened Clean your helmet with chemical deaners Do stupid things or take unnecessary risks just because you are wearing a helmet ALWAYS DO THE FOLLOWING: Fasten the buckle and tighten the chinstrap so that it fits snug, but not too tight or too loose Check the adjustments on the straps ands pads every time you wear your helmet Wear a helmet that is designed for the activity you are doing Wear the helmet so that it covers your forehead properly Inspect your helmet often for signs of wear. damage, and improper adjustment Replace your helmet if it shows signs of damage or wear Store your helmet in a cool and dry place Wear a helmet whenever your ride When cleaning your helmet. use mild soap and water Ride safely and use your common sense to stay within your limitations of skil and ability FITTING: In order to attain maximum protection and comfort, the helmet must be the right size, and must be put on correctly. Please consider the following guidelines for a proper flt of the helmet. Put on the helmet so that it sits straight on your head and covers your forehead. With the edge of the helmet approximately 5/8" (15 cm) above your eyebrows. The helmet should fit comfortably, so that it holds onto your head as you move it forward and backward as well as side-to-side. The comfort pads inside the helmet should exert firm. even, comfortable pressure against your head.The helmet fits well if the pads are in contact with all sides of your head around the interior of the helmet. A helmet that fits well also fits comfortably, Without being too tight. Your helmet may come with two sizes of comfort pads. Adjust the size with these comfort pads if the helmet does not fit after having adjusted the pads. choose another size. Once the pads are adjusted to the proper fit, grab the helmet and twist it. if the helmet fits correctly, the skin on your forehead should move with the helmet. Avoid wearing the helmet so that it sits low on the back of your head/neck and exposes your forehead. Wear the helmet low enough in front to protect your forehead. but make sure your vision is not blocked. Adjust the strap so that it fits snug under the chin. When the strap is adjusted properly and buckled. it should hold the helmet firmly in place.The strap forms a 'Y' under the ears. and must be closed under the jaw and on the side of the neck. Make sure the strap is back against the throat, and NOT placed on the point of the...