Aeroshell G1 Cycling Helmet

When selecting the correct helmet size, measure the circumference of your head approximately 2 cm above your eyebrows. Use this measurement to choose the appropriate helmet size. If the circumference falls between sizes, it is recommended to select the smaller size.

A properly fitted helmet should sit comfortably on your head, allowing for some slight movement between your head and the helmet. You should be able to adjust the system to create a slight tension around your head without any discomfort.

Helmets should be replaced when they can no longer effectively reduce the risk of injury in the event of an impact. Signs that a helmet needs to be replaced include cracks, dents, compressed foam, frayed straps, and broken buckles.

To care for your helmet, rinse the exterior and interior with cool water and allow it to air dry away from direct sunlight. Regularly rinse the helmet straps to remove any accumulated salt and sweat, ensuring proper operation and adjustment. Inspect the helmet regularly for any signs of damage.

The helmet cover securely attaches to the exterior of the helmet in seconds, creating a barrier from the elements to keep you warmer and drier in inclement weather. This accessory does not interfere with the exterior size adjustment of the helmet. Additionally, it increases aerodynamic performance and can be rolled up to fit in your jersey pocket when not in use.

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How to Select the Correct Helmet Size: Measure the circumference of your head approximately 2 cm above your eyebrows and use this measurement to choose the appropriate helmet size. If the circumference falls between sizes, it is recommended to select the smaller size.

Proper Helmet Fit: A properly fitted helmet should sit comfortably on your head, allowing for some slight movement between your head and the helmet. You should be able to adjust the system to create a slight tension around your head without any discomfort.

Helmet Replacement: Helmets should be replaced when they can no longer effectively reduce the risk of injury in the event of an impact. Signs that a helmet needs to be replaced include cracks, dents, compressed foam, frayed straps, and broken buckles.

Helmet Care: To care for your helmet, rinse the exterior and interior with cool water and allow it to air dry away from direct sunlight. Regularly rinse the helmet straps to remove any accumulated salt and sweat, ensuring proper operation and adjustment. Inspect the helmet regularly for any signs of damage.

Helmet Cover: The helmet cover securely attaches to the exterior of the helmet in seconds, creating a barrier from the elements to keep you warmer and drier in inclement weather. This accessory does not interfere with the exterior size adjustment of the helmet. Additionally, it increases aerodynamic performance and can be rolled up to fit in your jersey pocket when not in use.

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