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Kids' Inline Skates Skateboard Scooter Helmet B100 - Pastel Blue

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The Oxelo design team has developed this helmet to keep young riders safe on their skates, skateboards and scooters.

When falling is all part and parcel of your sport, a helmet is more than just an accessory. A helmet for protecting the heads of young riders.

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Product Features

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Stability

The helmet's shape and adjustment dial keep it from moving around.

Adjustable

Dial for adjusting the fit. Buckle and dividers for adjusting the strap.

Lightweight

340 g in size S.

Ventilation

11 large vents for good ventilation.

Additional Product informations

Composition

Do not dry clean.

100% Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

Hand wash. Maximum temperature of 40°C.

100% Polystyrene

Impact protection

The shape of the helmet (covering the back of the neck and ears) is designed for doing boardsports on asphalt.Polystyrene structure and outer ABS shell.

Parts

Nape fit: wheel.Chinstrap fit: double buckle and sliding dividers for precise adjustments.

What sizes are available?

Available in 2 sizes: XS (for a head size of 47 to 52 cm) and S (for a head size of 52 to 54 cm).

What does the en 1078 standard cover?

EN1078 is a European standard concerning the test methods and requirements for cycling, skateboarding and roller skating helmets.This standard covers the following aspects: construction, including field of vision; shock-absorbing properties; fastening system features, including the chinstrap and tightening systems; markings and information.

When should you replace a helmet?

Helmets are designed to protect your head from an impact. From just one impact. If you fall, you should replace the helmet even if it doesn't seem like the helmet is damaged: it could be weakened or cracked in invisible places... and thus no longer provide protection.We recommend replacing your helmet every 5 years, as some materials begin to age, particularly if the helmet is stored in a cold and/or wet place. (the production date is printed inside the helmet).

Terms and conditions for returns of personal protective equipment

A helmet is PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).Ensure that the product suits you (model / size / colour) before purchase.If it is not suitable, please return subject to the following conditions: with the instructions, stickers, and if possible, original packaging.