MRC Stage One MRC-HK-XS User manual

Stage One
Forced Air Off Road Helmet
MidnightRallyClub.com @MidnightRallyClub
Owner’s Manual

While it is not possible for any helmet to protect the user against all foreseeable impacts and
accidents, proper use of this helmet will provide a far greater level of protection, in the event of an
accident, than if no helmet were worn. For a helmet to function properly, to help reduce the risk of
injury or death and for maximum protection the helmet must fit firmly on the head, and the retention
system must be securely fastened. With the retention system comfortably but firmly adjusted, it
should not be possible for the helmet to be removed from the head when pulled at the rear in an
upward and forward direction.
Helmet fit is critical to helmet protective performance. Different helmets fit differently due to
differences in design and construction. The correct helmet size can only be checked and confirmed
by physically fitting the helmet to the user. Always try the helmet on in a store, before purchasing
it, to be sure you are purchasing the correct sized helmet for you. If you are unable to find a size of
this helmet style that fits you properly, please try another certified helmet style.
To determine which helmet size to choose , first measure your head size by passing a tape
measure around your head approximately 2 cm above the eyebrow line. Use the largest
measurement from this process. Select the helmet size that closest matches this measurement.
CHOOSING THE CORRECT SIZE HELMET
WARNING - FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION, THIS HELMET MUST FIT SNUGLY AND BE SECURELY ATTACHED
Since helmet sizes do not always match perfectly with this basic measurement, use the helmet size
closest to your head measure that fits snugly, but without pressure points.
CHECKING THE FIT OF THE HELMET
Grasp the chinstraps as seen in [SEE DIAGRAM 5, pg7] and expand the helmet opening. Slide
your head into the helmet. If the helmet does not fit snugly or if the helmet feels loose in any way,
you should try a smaller size. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE FIT OF THE HELMET BE SNUG FOR
IT TO PERFORM PROPERLY. To check for proper fitting, place the helmet on your head. Make
sure the helmet lining fits snugly around your head and the cheek pads are pressed close on
your cheeks. There should be no space between your brow and the lining. Grasp the helmet on
each side with your hands and try to move the helmet up and down as well as side to side [SEE
DIAGRAM 2, pg5]. You should feel the skin on your face and head being pulled by the lining. If
the helmet is able to move freely without rubbing your skin, the helmet is too large and you need a
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ADULT
INCH
CM
HAT
XS S M L XL XXL
20 7/8 - 211/4
53 - 54
6 5/8 - 6 3/4
21 5/8 - 22
55 - 56
6 7/8 - 7
22 1/2 - 22 7/8
57 - 58
7 1/8 - 7 1/4
23 1/4 - 23 5/8
59 - 60
7 3/8 - 7 1/2
24 - 24 3/8
61- 62
7 5/8 - 7 3/4
24 3/4 - 25 1/4
63 - 64
7 7/8 - 8
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While it is not possible for any helmet to protect the user against all foreseeable impacts and
accidents, proper use of this helmet will provide a far greater level of protection, in the event of an
accident, than if no helmet were worn. For a helmet to function properly, to help reduce the risk of
injury or death and for maximum protection the helmet must fit firmly on the head, and the retention
system must be securely fastened. With the retention system comfortably but firmly adjusted, it
should not be possible for the helmet to be removed from the head when pulled at the rear in an
upward and forward direction.
Helmet fit is critical to helmet protective performance. Different helmets fit differently due to
differences in design and construction. The correct helmet size can only be checked and confirmed
by physically fitting the helmet to the user. Always try the helmet on in a store, before purchasing
it, to be sure you are purchasing the correct sized helmet for you. If you are unable to find a size of
this helmet style that fits you properly, please try another certified helmet style.
To determine which helmet size to choose , first measure your head size by passing a tape
measure around your head approximately 2 cm above the eyebrow line. Use the largest
measurement from this process. Select the helmet size that closest matches this measurement.
CHOOSING THE CORRECT SIZE HELMET
WARNING - FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION, THIS HELMET MUST FIT SNUGLY AND BE SECURELY ATTACHED
Since helmet sizes do not always match perfectly with this basic measurement, use the helmet size
closest to your head measure that fits snugly, but without pressure points.
CHECKING THE FIT OF THE HELMET
Grasp the chinstraps as seen in [SEE DIAGRAM 5, pg7] and expand the helmet opening. Slide
your head into the helmet. If the helmet does not fit snugly or if the helmet feels loose in any way,
you should try a smaller size. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE FIT OF THE HELMET BE SNUG FOR
IT TO PERFORM PROPERLY. To check for proper fitting, place the helmet on your head. Make
sure the helmet lining fits snugly around your head and the cheek pads are pressed close on
your cheeks. There should be no space between your brow and the lining. Grasp the helmet on
each side with your hands and try to move the helmet up and down as well as side to side [SEE
DIAGRAM 2, pg5]. You should feel the skin on your face and head being pulled by the lining. If
the helmet is able to move freely without rubbing your skin, the helmet is too large and you need a
03 04
ADULT
INCH
CM
HAT
XS S M L XL XXL
20 7/8 - 211/4
53 - 54
6 5/8 - 6 3/4
21 5/8 - 22
55 - 56
6 7/8 - 7
22 1/2 - 22 7/8
57 - 58
7 1/8 - 7 1/4
23 1/4 - 23 5/8
59 - 60
7 3/8 - 7 1/2
24 - 24 3/8
61- 62
7 5/8 - 7 3/4
24 3/4 - 25 1/4
63 - 64
7 7/8 - 8
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smaller size. Repeat this procedure grasping the helmet at the front and back while trying to roll the
helmet forwards and backwards.
Test the chinstrap retention system. Securely fasten the
chinstrap, according to the instructions in the section of
this information notice titled “USE AND ADJUSTMENT
OF THE RATCHET RETENTION SYSTEM”, such that it is
as tight as possible without choking. There should be no
slack and the strap should fit snugly under the chin. Place
your hand on top of the helmet and on the chin bar [SEE
DIAGRAM 1] and attempt to push the helmet off by rolling
it forward. Next, place your hands on the chin bar [SEE
DIAGRAM 2] and attempt to push the helmet off by rotat-
ing it towards the rear. If in either case, the helmet is able
to come off your head, do not use this helmet.
Check the position of the helmet on your head with the
retention system fastened. The helmet must not sit too
low or high on the head, so as to interfere with your line of
sight [SEE DIAGRAM 3, pg6]. Eyes should be central to
the eye aperture.
DIAGRAM 1
DIAGRAM 2
Please note that the visor is adjustable. Try the helmet with the visor in all positions, prior to
purchase, to make sure that the helmets meets your requirements and that the visor does not
interfere with your vision when in the open position.
These steps should be repeated until you are able to find the right size helmet for you.
DIAGRAM 3 DIAGRAM 4
Close the face shield and insure that
vision is not impaired
Completely open the face shield and
ensure that vision is not impaired
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smaller size. Repeat this procedure grasping the helmet at the front and back while trying to roll the
helmet forwards and backwards.
Test the chinstrap retention system. Securely fasten the
chinstrap, according to the instructions in the section of
this information notice titled “USE AND ADJUSTMENT
OF THE RATCHET RETENTION SYSTEM”, such that it is
as tight as possible without choking. There should be no
slack and the strap should fit snugly under the chin. Place
your hand on top of the helmet and on the chin bar [SEE
DIAGRAM 1] and attempt to push the helmet off by rolling
it forward. Next, place your hands on the chin bar [SEE
DIAGRAM 2] and attempt to push the helmet off by rotat-
ing it towards the rear. If in either case, the helmet is able
to come off your head, do not use this helmet.
Check the position of the helmet on your head with the
retention system fastened. The helmet must not sit too
low or high on the head, so as to interfere with your line of
sight [SEE DIAGRAM 3, pg6]. Eyes should be central to
the eye aperture.
DIAGRAM 1
DIAGRAM 2
Please note that the visor is adjustable. Try the helmet with the visor in all positions, prior to
purchase, to make sure that the helmets meets your requirements and that the visor does not
interfere with your vision when in the open position.
These steps should be repeated until you are able to find the right size helmet for you.
DIAGRAM 3 DIAGRAM 4
Close the face shield and insure that
vision is not impaired
Completely open the face shield and
ensure that vision is not impaired
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With the helmet on your head, place the grooved end of the strap through the receiver as shown
in diagram 5. Use the receiver end to ratchet the strap until snug. To undo the strap, pull on the red
tab of the receiver to release the grooved end from its locked position as seen in [SEE DIAGRAM
5]. Simple pulling the two ends away from each other will undo the strap.
When riding, always wear the helmet with the chin strap securely fastened and snug under your
chin and against your throat or the helmet may be more likely to eject in an accident. If the helmet
does not stay on, serious injury or death may result. Check to make sure the chin strap is tight
periodically while you ride. If the chin strap has become loose, stop safely and immediately to re-
RATCHET RETENTION SYSTEM
WARNING - PROPER FASTENING AND TIGHTENING OF THE CHINSTRAP IS CRITICAL TO THE FUNCTIONALITY OF
THIS HELMET. FAILURE TO PROPERLY FASTEN AND TIGHTEN THE CHINSTRAP WHEN USING THE HELMET MAY RESULT
IN FATAL INJURY OR DEATH.
tighten the chin strap. Do not use a chin cup or wear the strap on the point of the chin. If the chin
strap is not in the proper position or used properly, the helmet may be less likely to stay in position
and serious personal injury or death may result.
DIAGRAM 5
1 2 3 4
To install neck curtain, align the front of the neck curtain, with the zipper opening, with the front of
the helmet [SEE DIGRAM 6] Attach the neck curtain to the helmet with the hook and loop around
the base of the helmet. At the back o the helmet close the neck curtain by securing the hook and
loop tab [SEE DIGRAM 6].
To remove the neck curtain, reverse the installation directions. Unzip front closure of neck curtain
before putting on helmet. Once helmet is on, zip up the front to close the neck curtain.
RATCHET RETENTION SYSTEM
DIAGRAM 6
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With the helmet on your head, place the grooved end of the strap through the receiver as shown
in diagram 5. Use the receiver end to ratchet the strap until snug. To undo the strap, pull on the red
tab of the receiver to release the grooved end from its locked position as seen in [SEE DIAGRAM
5]. Simple pulling the two ends away from each other will undo the strap.
When riding, always wear the helmet with the chin strap securely fastened and snug under your
chin and against your throat or the helmet may be more likely to eject in an accident. If the helmet
does not stay on, serious injury or death may result. Check to make sure the chin strap is tight
periodically while you ride. If the chin strap has become loose, stop safely and immediately to re-
RATCHET RETENTION SYSTEM
WARNING - PROPER FASTENING AND TIGHTENING OF THE CHINSTRAP IS CRITICAL TO THE FUNCTIONALITY OF
THIS HELMET. FAILURE TO PROPERLY FASTEN AND TIGHTEN THE CHINSTRAP WHEN USING THE HELMET MAY RESULT
IN FATAL INJURY OR DEATH.
tighten the chin strap. Do not use a chin cup or wear the strap on the point of the chin. If the chin
strap is not in the proper position or used properly, the helmet may be less likely to stay in position
and serious personal injury or death may result.
DIAGRAM 5
1 2 3 4
To install neck curtain, align the front of the neck curtain, with the zipper opening, with the front of
the helmet [SEE DIGRAM 6] Attach the neck curtain to the helmet with the hook and loop around
the base of the helmet. At the back o the helmet close the neck curtain by securing the hook and
loop tab [SEE DIGRAM 6].
To remove the neck curtain, reverse the installation directions. Unzip front closure of neck curtain
before putting on helmet. Once helmet is on, zip up the front to close the neck curtain.
RATCHET RETENTION SYSTEM
DIAGRAM 6
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It is extremely dangerous to modify or alter your helmet. No attachments should be made to
the helmet except those recommended by the helmet manufacturer. Do not drill or cut the shell
or modify it or the liner in any way. Do not apply paint, stickers or transfers, petrol or gasoline,
adhesives, cleaning agents or other solvents to this helmet. Any such actions will weaken the
helmet and may cause serious injury in the event of an accident. Removing any parts such as
vents, liners, cheek pads, mouth guards, rubber trimming, etc. before use will also disrupt the
intended design of the helmet and may increase your risk of severe injury or death in the event of
an accident.
DO NOT MODIFY YOUR HELMET
WARNING - THE LINER IS ESSENTIAL TO THE INTENDED PERFORMANCE OF THE HELMET IT MUST BE PROPERLY
INSTALLED WHEN USING THE HELMET.
Make sure your helmet is in proper working condition before every use. Always check your helmet
for loose components, screws, rivets, worn chinstrap, cracks and another wear or damage to the
helmet or its components that might prevent you from fastening and wearing the helmet. prior to
every use. Be sure that the liner and cheek pads are properly in place and that the chinstrap system
is secured.
BEFORE EVERY USE
WARNING - THE PROTECTION OF THIS HELMET MAY BE SEVERELY REDUCED BY THE APPLICATION OF PAINT, AD-
HESIVE STICKERS OR TRANSFERS, CLEANING FLUIDS OR OTHER SOLVENTS. USE ONLY MATERIALS RECOMMENDED
BY THE HELMET MANUFACTURER
Do not use any solvents, contact cleaner, gasoline, glass cleaners, or hot water, to clean your
helmet they can cause severe damage to the helmet and weaken its structural integrity. Do not
spray disinfectants into your helmet as they may contain propellants and other chemicals that can
damage your helmet. Any such damage to the helmet can prevent the helmet from performing
properly in the event of an accident, which could result in serious injury or death. To clean your
helmet, use lukewarm water, and a clean damp soft cloth. Rinse off with clean water and dry using
clean soft cloth.
CLEANING AND CARE OF YOUR HELMET
Protect your helmet if it is stored for a period of time. Store your helmet inside a helmet bag in a
secure, dry place out of direct exposure to sunlight and extremely high or low temperatures.
STORAGE
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It is extremely dangerous to modify or alter your helmet. No attachments should be made to
the helmet except those recommended by the helmet manufacturer. Do not drill or cut the shell
or modify it or the liner in any way. Do not apply paint, stickers or transfers, petrol or gasoline,
adhesives, cleaning agents or other solvents to this helmet. Any such actions will weaken the
helmet and may cause serious injury in the event of an accident. Removing any parts such as
vents, liners, cheek pads, mouth guards, rubber trimming, etc. before use will also disrupt the
intended design of the helmet and may increase your risk of severe injury or death in the event of
an accident.
DO NOT MODIFY YOUR HELMET
WARNING - THE LINER IS ESSENTIAL TO THE INTENDED PERFORMANCE OF THE HELMET IT MUST BE PROPERLY
INSTALLED WHEN USING THE HELMET.
Make sure your helmet is in proper working condition before every use. Always check your helmet
for loose components, screws, rivets, worn chinstrap, cracks and another wear or damage to the
helmet or its components that might prevent you from fastening and wearing the helmet. prior to
every use. Be sure that the liner and cheek pads are properly in place and that the chinstrap system
is secured.
BEFORE EVERY USE
WARNING - THE PROTECTION OF THIS HELMET MAY BE SEVERELY REDUCED BY THE APPLICATION OF PAINT, AD-
HESIVE STICKERS OR TRANSFERS, CLEANING FLUIDS OR OTHER SOLVENTS. USE ONLY MATERIALS RECOMMENDED
BY THE HELMET MANUFACTURER
Do not use any solvents, contact cleaner, gasoline, glass cleaners, or hot water, to clean your
helmet they can cause severe damage to the helmet and weaken its structural integrity. Do not
spray disinfectants into your helmet as they may contain propellants and other chemicals that can
damage your helmet. Any such damage to the helmet can prevent the helmet from performing
properly in the event of an accident, which could result in serious injury or death. To clean your
helmet, use lukewarm water, and a clean damp soft cloth. Rinse off with clean water and dry using
clean soft cloth.
CLEANING AND CARE OF YOUR HELMET
Protect your helmet if it is stored for a period of time. Store your helmet inside a helmet bag in a
secure, dry place out of direct exposure to sunlight and extremely high or low temperatures.
STORAGE
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This helmet is unsuitable for use with goggles.
SAFETY WARNING: Visors marked with the statement ”IF TINTED.FOR DAYTIME USE ONLY” or
the EU Sun pictogram marking are not suitable for use during the hours of twilight, darkness or in
conditions of poor visibility or inclement weather. Be sure to choose a shield that is appropriate
for the conditions it will be used it. Colored visors that prevent the recognition of road signals are
not suitable for on-road use. Make sure the face shield is always in perfect condition and that no
damage or wear obscures the riders view through the visor.
FACE SHIELD INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLING FACE SHIELD
REMOVING FACE SHIELD
Inspect your face shield. Check that the mechanisms of the face shield are working properly and
that the face shield will provide sufficiently clear visibility. Any dirt, bugs, residues, or anything that
would affect the visibility of the face shield should be removed before riding. A dirty face shield
will seriously impair visibility. For your own safety, clean it immediately. Check the face shield for
physical damage, cracks and scratches. A scratched or cracked or otherwise damaged face shield
will considerably impair your vision and must be replaced.
BEFORE EVERY USE
Align the sides of the face shield with the
ratchet system on each side of the helmet
Place matching curves of sheild into the
slots on side of the helmet
Use the tab to open the slot, press the
shield into the helmet and release the tab
Open the face shield use the tab to release the shield from the
helmet
Pull the side of the shield out to release it
from its ratchet base
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This helmet is unsuitable for use with goggles.
SAFETY WARNING: Visors marked with the statement ”IF TINTED.FOR DAYTIME USE ONLY” or
the EU Sun pictogram marking are not suitable for use during the hours of twilight, darkness or in
conditions of poor visibility or inclement weather. Be sure to choose a shield that is appropriate
for the conditions it will be used it. Colored visors that prevent the recognition of road signals are
not suitable for on-road use. Make sure the face shield is always in perfect condition and that no
damage or wear obscures the riders view through the visor.
FACE SHIELD INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLING FACE SHIELD
REMOVING FACE SHIELD
Inspect your face shield. Check that the mechanisms of the face shield are working properly and
that the face shield will provide sufficiently clear visibility. Any dirt, bugs, residues, or anything that
would affect the visibility of the face shield should be removed before riding. A dirty face shield
will seriously impair visibility. For your own safety, clean it immediately. Check the face shield for
physical damage, cracks and scratches. A scratched or cracked or otherwise damaged face shield
will considerably impair your vision and must be replaced.
BEFORE EVERY USE
Align the sides of the face shield with the
ratchet system on each side of the helmet
Place matching curves of sheild into the
slots on side of the helmet
Use the tab to open the slot, press the
shield into the helmet and release the tab
Open the face shield use the tab to release the shield from the
helmet
Pull the side of the shield out to release it
from its ratchet base
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The surface of the face shield must be cleaned carefully to prevent scratching. Lay a clean, warm,
wet, soft cloth on the exterior of the face shield helmet for at least 5 minutes to help soften dried on
bugs. (Do not skip this step!). Then clean gently with clean, soft, cloth using mild soap and warm
water. Rinse using a clean, soft cloth and clean water to remove any soap residue. Then dry gently
using a clean, soft cloth. Never use any solvent, window or glass cleaner or other cleaning agents
on the face shield. Never attach labels, adhesive tape or stickers to the face shield.
CARE AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS HEARING
VENT OPERATION
Wearing any helmet reduces the wearer’s ability to hear. A wearer needs to be aware of this audible
reduction and their surroundings. Not being aware this audible reduction may lead to an accident
that could result in injury or death.
INNER LINER & CHEEK PADS
CLOSED OPEN
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The surface of the face shield must be cleaned carefully to prevent scratching. Lay a clean, warm,
wet, soft cloth on the exterior of the face shield helmet for at least 5 minutes to help soften dried on
bugs. (Do not skip this step!). Then clean gently with clean, soft, cloth using mild soap and warm
water. Rinse using a clean, soft cloth and clean water to remove any soap residue. Then dry gently
using a clean, soft cloth. Never use any solvent, window or glass cleaner or other cleaning agents
on the face shield. Never attach labels, adhesive tape or stickers to the face shield.
CARE AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS HEARING
VENT OPERATION
Wearing any helmet reduces the wearer’s ability to hear. A wearer needs to be aware of this audible
reduction and their surroundings. Not being aware this audible reduction may lead to an accident
that could result in injury or death.
INNER LINER & CHEEK PADS
CLOSED OPEN
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Our helmets come with a removable liner and or
cheek pads to make cleaning and upkeep of your
helmet interior easy. Remove the liner and cheek pads
according to the preceding instructions and gently
HAND WASH with baby shampoo in cold water. Let
air-dry. DO NOT WASH IN MACHINE OR TUMBLE DRY.
HAND WASH AND AIR-DRY ONLY.
PAD LINER CARE INSTRUCTIONS
A helmet has a limited lifespan in use and should be replaced when it shows obvious signs of
wear, e.g. change of fit, cracks, rust or fraying or other signs of normal “wear and tear” that can
contribute to helmet degradation.
OBSOLESENCE AND HELMET DISPOSAL
A helmet has a limited lifespan in use and should be replaced when it shows obvious signs of
wear, e.g. change of fit, cracks, rust or fraying or other signs of normal “wear and tear” that can
contribute to helmet degradation.
HELMET REPLACEMENT RECOMMENDATION
SAFETY WARNING: If you buy a new helmet, destroy the old one to ensure it cannot be reused.
Do not sell or give away your old helmet, even if it has not been damaged. Over time, the protective
layer in the helmet will adjust to the contours of your head. If someone else uses this helmet it will
not provide them with as much protection.
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Our helmets come with a removable liner and or
cheek pads to make cleaning and upkeep of your
helmet interior easy. Remove the liner and cheek pads
according to the preceding instructions and gently
HAND WASH with baby shampoo in cold water. Let
air-dry. DO NOT WASH IN MACHINE OR TUMBLE DRY.
HAND WASH AND AIR-DRY ONLY.
PAD LINER CARE INSTRUCTIONS
A helmet has a limited lifespan in use and should be replaced when it shows obvious signs of
wear, e.g. change of fit, cracks, rust or fraying or other signs of normal “wear and tear” that can
contribute to helmet degradation.
OBSOLESENCE AND HELMET DISPOSAL
A helmet has a limited lifespan in use and should be replaced when it shows obvious signs of
wear, e.g. change of fit, cracks, rust or fraying or other signs of normal “wear and tear” that can
contribute to helmet degradation.
HELMET REPLACEMENT RECOMMENDATION
SAFETY WARNING: If you buy a new helmet, destroy the old one to ensure it cannot be reused.
Do not sell or give away your old helmet, even if it has not been damaged. Over time, the protective
layer in the helmet will adjust to the contours of your head. If someone else uses this helmet it will
not provide them with as much protection.
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Forced Air Off Road Helmet
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