Miss Shield 2.0 Shadowglossy Black,Frontal Band Flower Swarovski Majestic Jewellery, Trim and Blason Chrome Black
€565.00*
Available, delivery time: In stock and ready to ship
- Polycarbonate outer shell
- Scratch-resistant coating
- Shock-absorbing inner material
- Chrome trim strip
- Inlay available separately
Description
The Miss Shield Shadowglossy riding helmet features an elegant black chrome trim and a glossy finish.
Material and protective function
The outer shell is made of polycarbonate, which promises high resistance, while the scratch-resistant coating increases longevity. The polystyrene inner material supports the absorption of impact energy.
Fit and comfort
The inlay is available separately; it can be easily clipped in and out and is washable. The shell can be adapted to the head shape with 4 to 5 inlays of different sizes.
Ventilation
A front air inlet channels the air through a duct in the comfort foam and thus ensures excellent ventilation.
Additional information
The inlay must be purchased separately.
Properties
| Colour: | black |
|---|---|
| Product type: | Riding helmets |
Manufacturer
Samshield
Postal address: Samshield, 10, Avenue du Beauvaisis, PAE du Haut-Villé, 60000 Beauvais, France
Email: contact@samshield.fr
Reviews 0
The easiest way is to try it on. The helmet should not slip down when you shake or nod your head firmly. It also should not press anywhere.
Simply measure for online purchases:
- Take a tape measure and place it around your head at the widest point.
- Position: roughly just above the ears and level with the middle of the forehead.
- Compare the reading with the manufacturer's size chart.
The easiest way is to try it on. The helmet should not slip down when you shake or nod your head firmly. It also should not press anywhere.
Simply measure for online purchases:
- Take a tape measure and place it around your head at the widest point.
- Position: roughly just above the ears and level with the middle of the forehead.
- Compare the reading with the manufacturer's size chart.
