Bike Helmet,KING BIKE Adjustable cycle Helmet with UV 400 Protection Goggles,Full-coverage Shell Enhance Safety,3D Cutting Comfortable Pads,for Men Women by KING BIKE

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Specification
Size:52-59CM,Adjustable
Material:EPS+PC
Features:
*Detachable UV400 protection Goggles
* 17 Vents keep cool and reducing resistance
* Safety full-coverage shell
* Adjustable fit size
* 3D cutting comfortable pads
* In-mod construction

Care Tips
1.Replace your helmet if the straps become worn or frayed or the shell becomes cracked or comprised in any way. Manufacturers recommend replacing your helmet every three years.
2.Clean your helmet with water-based or soluble cleaners only; avoid solvents and wax.
3. Do not store or leave your helmet in the back seat or trunk of a hot car; excess heat will damage your helmet.
4.Store your helmet in a nylon gear bag or its original packaging to maximize longevity.
Fit Tips
1.To protect your forehead, your helmet should sit squarely on your head with the front of the helmet set low, about 1 to 2 finger widths above your brow.
2.Don't tip your helmet back on your head--in this position it's likely to fall off during a collision and leave your forehead unprotected.
3.Buckle the chin strap securely at the throat and pull on the strap until it is snug against your throat; there should be no slack when your chin strap is fastened.
4.A loose helmet does not provide proper protection. Your helmet fits right when you feel uniform pressure around your head from the padding and the skin on your forehead moves if you tilt your helmet or try to turn it.
5.The front and rear straps should form a "Y" just below and ahead of your ears.