FACE MASK
HELMET TESTING
HELMET CARE
Do not store helmet in direct sunlight or heat. Do not sit or stand on helmet. Do not
alter helmet or use paints, decals, solvents, adhessives, or other chemicals on any part
of the helmet. WARNING! These materials could cause the shell or interior padding
to deteriorate and weaken. To clean helmet, use only a mild solution of soap and water.
Before each use, and after any impact, inspect helmet for damage or deterioration
such as: cracks or deformities, worn padding and rusted, loose or bent parts. General
The actual useful life may be shorter depending on a number of variables, including
(but not limited to) extent of use, temperature, humidity, etc. It is recommended that you
date of manufacture.
Helmet Testing
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Turn the dial on the back of the helmet clockwise to tighten the adjustment
Helmet Proper Care, Inspection & Use
sports, the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment
(NOCSAE) has developed a method for testing headgear and the minumum
requirements to be met under each test. All helmets manufactured by
WARNING! Even helmets that meet or exceed NOCSAE standards cannot prevent
all injuries.
Turn the dial on the back of the helmet counter clockwise to loosen the
FIGURE 2
Before each use, make sure the face mask has no broken welds; that the attachment
screws are tightened and the chinstrap is in place with all four chinstrap buckles in
working order. The face mask must be continuously inspected for deterioration,
rust or breakage. WARNING! Before each use, and after any impact inspect
the face mask. If the face mask has sustained a substantial impact or has
broken welds, bent wires, cracks or rust than it should be replaced. To clean
the face mask use a mild solution of soap and water only.
buckle, taking out any slack in the strap. Make sure you are looking straight out of
). Repeat this process with the second temple
area strap and then the two behind-the-ear straps while keeping the helmet straight
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