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GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATIONGENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
This helmet, ma ufactured i accorda ce with the
latest tech ology, is a Perso al Protective Equipme t
(PPE) belo gi g to the 2 d Category Risk accordi g to
the Regulatio (EU) 2016/425
Regulatio (EU) 2016/425 Regulatio (EU) 2016/425
Regulatio (EU) 2016/425 a d it complies with the
requireme ts laid dow by the Europea Sta dards:
1.
1.1.
1. EN 1
EN 1EN 1
EN 107
0707
078:201
8:2018:201
8:2012+A1:2012
2+A1:20122+A1:2012
2+A1:2012 – ‘Helmets for pedal cyclists
a d for users of skateboards a d roller skates’,
2.
2.2.
2. EN 1077:2007
EN 1077:2007 EN 1077:2007
EN 1077:2007 – ‘Helmets for alpi e skiers a d
s owboarders’.
A helmet reduces the serious ess of head i juries but
does ot elimi ate the risk of serious or eve mortal
i juries. It does ot guara tee protectio agai st all
types of impact. A helmet which is damaged by a
impact will have served its purpose. If it is subjected to
a impact, whe i use or otherwise, the helmet
should be discarded, eve if the damage is ot visible.
To e sure that the helmet provides maximum
protectio it must fit properly, be put on properly,
must be locked properly.
Warning!
Warning!Warning!
Warning! This helmet should not be used by
children while climbing or doing any other activities
when there is a risk of strangulation/hanging if the
child gets trapped with the helmet.
CHOICE OF SIZE
CHOICE OF SIZECHOICE OF SIZE
CHOICE OF SIZE
Try differe t sizes of helmet a d select the o e which
best matches the circumfere ce of your head. For
maximum protectio , the helmet must be adjusted to
the user’s head a d buckled correctly, i accorda ce
with the i structio s give i this ma ual.
HELMET POSITION
HELMET POSITIONHELMET POSITION
HELMET POSITION
If without cheek pads, adjust the cross buckles so that
the straps form a “Y” u der your earlobe, without
coveri g it. The strap must sit u der your jaw, agai st
your throat. The straps must be correctly faste ed:
either too tightly or too loosely. They are correctly
faste ed whe your forehead is ot u covered whe
you tip your head backwards, a d whe your field of
visio is ot impaired whe you od your head
forwards. You must ot be able to remove the helmet
whe the buckle is faste ed.
CLEANING INSTRUCTION
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONCLEANING INSTRUCTION
CLEANING INSTRUCTION
Clea your helmet o ly with lukewarm water, mild
soap, a d a soft cloth. Allow the helmet to dry i the
ope air a d the store i a cold, dry locatio . High
temperatures ca seriously damage the helmet.
Alteratio s to the helmet, especially applicatio of
var ish a d stickers, the removal of i er labels or the
use of aggressive clea i g age ts, chemicals, a d
solve ts, may affect the protective properties of your
helmet.
We advise you to replace your helmet five year
after the production date. For maintenance purpose
use exclusively GM original spare parts.
Note
Note Note
Note about
aboutabout
about
EN 1077
EN 1077EN 1077
EN 1077 | Class A a d class B helmets are
for alpi e skiers, s owboarders a d similar group.
Class A helmets offer comparatively more protectio .
Class B helmets may offer greater ve tilatio a d
better heari g but protect a smaller area of the head
a d give a lesser degree of protectio from
pe etratio .
