Fitting Instructions - TSG WINTER HELMET Manual Del Usuario

make any attachments to this helmet, other than those recommended by
the manufacturer. Doing so voids all TSG warranties. The helmet may be
damaged by paints, solvent, bleaches or strong detergents, sometimes
invisibly.

FITTING INSTRUCTIONS

To attain maximum protection and comfort, choose the correct helmet size.
It should sit firmly without pressing or chafing. It is important that the helmet
can neither ride up your forehead nor be pushed down over your eyes.
PLEASE CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES FOR A
PROPER FIT OF THE HELMET.
1.
Put on the helmet in a manner so that it sits straight on your head and co-
vers your forehead, without blocking your vision. The helmet should fit
comfortably; so that it holds onto your head as you move it front and back,
as well as side-to-side.
2.
The comfort pads inside the helmet should exert firm, even, but
comfortable pressure against your head. The helmet fits well if the pads are
in contact with all sides of your head around the helmets interior. A helmet
that fits well also fits comfortably without being too tight.
3.
When you are satisfied with the fit, tighten the chin strap so it fits snug and
make sure the buckle locks securely and that the straps do not slip. If your
straps aren't adjusted right, your helmet won't stay on properly. The loose
ends of the strap must loop back up through the rubber „0" ring.
4.
To adjust the position of the straps, hold one end of the chin buckle in one
hand and slide the adjuster up or down the strap as necessary, to create a
balanced and even „Y" shape underneath the ears. Position the buckle away
from your jaw bone. It should not be possible to remove the helmet without
opening the chin strap. If you can roll the helmet off in front or back, or roll it
so it blocks your vision or exposes your forehead, it does not fit correctly and
should be re-adjusted.
INCORRECT
Blocked
Vision
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INCORRECT
Exposed
Forehead
CORRECT
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